Sentence examples for interrelated propositions from inspiring English sources

As pointed out by Kornhauser and Sager (1986) referring to real jury trials, the aggregation of individual opinions on logically interrelated propositions can lead to a paradoxical result, the so-called doctrinal paradox.

"Everything is interrelated.

The reasons are interrelated.

"They're all interrelated.

"All of these systems are interrelated.

And we know each other -- interrelated.

"The two influences are completely interrelated".

The factors are complexly interrelated.

In reality, they are interrelated.

And they're all interrelated.

Our national game and our club game are interrelated.