Sentence examples for intertwined with existing from inspiring English sources

This is starting to change, as digital courses become more intertwined with existing curriculums.

Of course, adapting existing solutions that are tightly intertwined with other packages and processes is no small order.

Today's rising power (China) is the poster child for globalization: It is much too invested in the system, too economically intertwined with the world to radically shake up the existing order.

A colleague of Mr. Verrilli's in the solicitor general's office, Edwin S. Kneedler, will argue for a middle ground, saying that most of the law should stand but that two other provisions — one forbidding insurers to turn away applicants, the other barring them from taking account of pre-existing conditions — are intertwined with the mandate and would have to fall along with it.

Based on advantages of XML technologies, ecgML exhibits a remarkable advantage over existing systems where every information system has its own internal information-model and information is merged and intertwined with its representation format.

Although voice assistants are increasingly becoming intertwined with new models, including those from Mercedes-Benz and Toyota, most current Alexa car skills are strictly one-way, from the home to the car, and use existing automotive smartphone applications.

His life is intertwined with Arafat's.

But "peace" is inevitably intertwined with "war".

Politics is knottily intertwined with sport.

This trend is intertwined with military transformation.

Dance and entertainment were intertwined with politics.