Sentence examples for its interconnectedness from inspiring English sources
In the recommendation offered by the council, a framework for assessing a company's systemic importance would be based on six factors: its size, the lack of substitutes for the products it provides, its interconnectedness with other financial firms, its leverage, liquidity risk and existing regulatory scrutiny.
Does it extend beyond the size of a bank and its interconnectedness to how the economy works?
Capital One looks at bank size and its interconnectedness and importance to the financial system.
I go back to the molecular spirituality of all matter and its interconnectedness to zero per cent financing.
The Discourse and other works illustrate Descartes's conception of knowledge as being like a tree in its interconnectedness and in the grounding provided to higher forms of knowledge by lower or more fundamental ones.
When tweeters discuss what's great about their platform, they focus on its immediacy and its interconnectedness; its responsiveness to the wider world, and the quick-fire back-and-forth it fosters between its users.
Its global interconnectedness, driven in part by new technologies, and the dominance of a new kind of finance capitalism mean that, while a crisis of this system has effects everywhere, these effects are uneven.
But Tourneur is less interested in individual heroics than communal action, and ultimately the town seems to cure itself by rediscovering its human interconnectedness, a process gracefully depicted through the shared making of music, in particular the passed-around refrains of the lovely Baptist hymn that gives this unassuming classic its title.
Would that he could experience the Internet, its democratizing interconnectedness.
The temporal continuity of the Virus World is complemented by its current interconnectedness as demonstrated by numerous observations of intervirus HGT, especially, the rampant gene exchange among phages [ 93- 95].
AIG in particular was expected to be tagged 'systemically important' after it received a crisis-era bailout amid fears its size and interconnectedness could bring down the financial system.
