Sentence examples similar to interdependent expectations from inspiring English sources
Recent definitions of trust imply interdependent behavioral expectations.
These expectations could be interdependent to each other in certain aspects.
But such norms are experienced far differently by students from poor and working class families, whose "expectations for college center around interdependent motives such as working together, connecting to others, and giving back," Stephens reports.
Setting clear expectations are subtle ways to meet interdependent students' needs without diluting the values and academic rigor of the university, Ms. Stephens said.
Previous research has offered two potential explanations for these interdependences: social accounts, in which they result from institutional pressures, and rational accounts, in which firms are interdependent as a result of how adoption by rivals affects expectations about the profitability of the technology.
The sources of the problem include governments' diminished capacity to act in an interdependent world and a decline in institutional performance, in combination with new public expectations and uses of information that have altered the criteria by which people judge their governments.
A selection procedure is not a simple task, but rather a sequence of interdependent activities that must take into consideration the customers' requirements, manufacturing economics, design expectations and above all, human safety.
"They are very interdependent".
We are all interdependent.
"Everything is cosmopolitan, interdependent".
