Sentence examples for interdependent grounds from inspiring English sources
Such a position lacks an adequate distinction between God and the world since God and the world are interdependent (Grounds, 1970, 154).
But what we won't know as we look at them is that, below ground, they are all connected: linked by the same extensive, interdependent root system.
This sense of homelessness could offer fertile ground for anyone offering an agenda that fits better with the interdependent needs of small towns.
One Health is grounded in a recognition that human, animal and environmental health are interdependent [ 9], that animal species provide a shared reservoir for pathogen exchange and spread, and that many EIDs are driven by varied and dynamic human-animal interactions [ 9, 10].
She advocates, instead, for a new understanding that represents the rich, variegated, interdependent fabric of many levels and kinds of explanation that are integrated with one another to ground effective prediction and action.
"They are very interdependent".
We are all interdependent.
"Everything is cosmopolitan, interdependent".
Ecosystems are interdependent.
"It's being interdependent".
