Sentence examples for interdependent with others from inspiring English sources

"As technology has made us more interconnected with others around the world, it has also made us more ethically interdependent with others around the world," argues Seidman.

These arise instead when we see that our own true benefit is entirely, and authentically, interdependent with others'.

The cast of season two were given mandatory non-profit jobs to help them build a work ethic and to experience the stabilizing effect of being interdependent with others, for example in teamwork and commitment, to equip them for success in later life.

Each system intermingles, is interdependent, with others.

oMajor lifelines that are co-located and/or are interdependent with other lifelines should require special performance consideration to avoid multiple and/or cascading failures.

This is problematic when the element that is being outsourced is functionally interdependent with other elements in the system.

It's the first academic discipline that is inherently collaborative as well as being interdependent with other academic disciplines: you can't address one aspect of mobile, say, economics, without taking into consideration at least one, if not two, of the other aspects -- such as people's behavior and even culture.

The policy is interdependent with other dictative policies.

It was shown that the two measured electrical properties were interdependent with each other, suggesting the possibility of evaluating the relative quality of concrete using this parameter.

In fact, multiple entities are often tied together in a mutually reinforcing relationship with their reputation closely interdependent with each other.

In both cases a transformation of desire is what is required in order to go beyond the merely intellectual and to achieve true Enlightenment and meaningful recognition of one's true nature as impermanent and as interdependent with all other things.