Sentence examples for is now interdependent from inspiring English sources

The world is no longer just interconnected; it is now interdependent.

America is now as interdependent in economics, health and well-being as we were in nuclear strategy then.

The world is now interactive and interdependent.

The world has been reshaped and is now entirely and irreversibly interdependent.

It is now recognized that complex, interdependent relationships exist between gastric emptying, the incretin axis, and postprandial glycemia, with the rate of gastric emptying having a major impact on the magnitude of both the glycemic excursion and incretin hormone secretion and, conversely, acute hyperglycemia and GLP-1 exerting negative feedback on gastric emptying (6).

We are now more interdependent as a species than ever before, by virtue of our interconnected economies, our real-time, Internet-based communication, the power of our weaponry and the environmental influence of our industrial activity.

Everything is now personal as the world is now not just interdependent, it is morally interdependent.

The world is now much closer to being a community of interdependent, law-abiding states, a place where military pre-eminence is not a prerequisite for national security.

Systems that used to be separate are now interconnected and interdependent, which means that they are, by definition, more complex.

You are now in the interdependent stage.

A close association between inflammation and angiogenesis has recently been established and these processes are now recognised to play interdependent roles in orchestrating tissue repair and tumourigenesis.