Sentence examples for interwoven problems from inspiring English sources

It's maddening and inexcusable, and it's also just one strand of the interwoven problems in this week's tragedies.

Mr. Gore and Mr. Fox spent an hour talking, Mr. Fuerth said, touching on trade, the environment, human rights, democracy and two interwoven problems confronting Mexico: the international traffic that fills the enormous demand for drugs in the United States, and the official corruption that smooths the flow of the drugs.

Mega-urbanization presents researchers with a network of densely interwoven problems that completely elude disciplinary boundaries.

Complexity of care refers to care with multiple and or interwoven problems and interventions [ 24].

Poverty is an interwoven set of problems and so must our solution be -- interwoven, integrated, holistic and, ultimately, respectful of the human life at the center of it.

The themes related to stress, stigma, and diabetes care and self-care seemed interwoven, therefore solving some problems may have trickle down effects on other problems.

The problems are interwoven, leaving strategists stumped over where to begin.

"Moreover," he stated, "some long-term and short-term problems are interwoven, structural and cyclical factors affect each other," and the integration of China into the global economy has made controlling growth increasingly complex.

I think it's important that talking about problems is interwoven with discussion of other aspects of people's lives – it's a part of the whole, not some special 'other' thing, but part of ordinary life.

We discuss interwoven roots of these problems at macro, meso, and micro levels of governance of the science and technology (S&T) system and the need for political will if they are to be overcome.

As the EBRD president, Thomas Mirow, said, "The region's problems are deeply interwoven with those of the rest of Europe, and the solution lies in a co-ordinated response from public authorities and international financial institutions".