Sentence examples for interdependent with the from inspiring English sources

"Other regimes are interdependent with the people," the professor said.

Given the co-evolution that brought together plants and humans, we are more interdependent with the world of vegetation, in the depths of our being, than we realize.

It was more diverse than ever before, and more interdependent with the rest of the world (he painted word-pictures of Iowa farmers digitally studying world commodity prices in real-time).

The Kegon school held as its ideal the recognition of a harmonious whole of all beings, all interrelated and interdependent, with the buddha Vairocana at the centre, permeating everything.

"They don't want to be perceived as the guy flexing his muscles, because they are so interdependent with the outside world, especially with Japan and the United States," said Jiang Wenran, a specialist in Chinese natural resources policy and China-Japan relations at the University of Alberta in Canada.

The availability of these goods for the bioenergy sector is largely interdependent with the objectives of food security and biodiversity.

Therefore the actions of SP are interdependent with those of multiple other Sfps and the regulation of such networks is likely to involve as yet unknown interacting regulatory mechanisms.

Their lifestyle is interdependent with that of their neighboring Vezo fishermen and the Masikoro farmers and herders, with whom they trade products caught, foraged or cultivated in the forest.

Newborn health The health and survival of newborns is closely linked and interdependent with that of their mothers.

which is interdependent with that of San Diego.

Because flow in the wellbore is interdependent with flow in the reservoir, even when the wellbore pressure drop is insignificant relative to reservoir pressure drop, non-conformance of the injection/production fluid front may still be observed.