Sentence examples for intertwined implications from inspiring English sources

There are two intertwined implications for the Gulf States and Israel in particular that a nuclear Iran presents: the physical and the psychological.

Migration and urbanization are strongly implicated in the intertwined demographic and health transitions.

Parker amply explores the interpersonal possibilities of his intertwined stories, but although his characters occasionally think about the implications of race they don't do so in a sustained fashion.

The intertwined sense of the weight of Howard's history and its current implications has typically inspired a kind of racial omertà — a reticence to openly speak ill of one's own in a society that is always ready to use your shortcomings against you.

Judge Judith W. Rogers, concurring with the court's decision, said eliminating the rule "would have serious adverse implications for public health and the environment," because "the rule has become so intertwined" with the overall architecture of current Clean Air Act protections.

Thus, in the revised manuscript, we have toned down the implication of social cognition, and instead emphasized the concept of mesoscopic network modules underlying concurrent and intertwined cognitive processes (see response above).

"The roles are too intertwined".

The concerts held intertwined stories.

Intertwined fingers mingle with pebbles.

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Tom and Jack: The Intertwined Lives of Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock.