Sentence examples for little interconnectedness from inspiring English sources

But there is little interconnectedness among them; their quivering balances don't help.

Before World War I, there was relatively little global interconnectedness.

Only a few years later in a twenty-first-century world that, from Ukraine to Libya, Syria to Pakistan, seems to be cracking open under the strain of religious-political conflicts of every sort, isn't it curious how little you hear about that interconnectedness?

Attachment to a place, or the interconnectedness of units to make a community, is given little value.

Since the guarantee is so valuable and pervasive, these giant intermediaries face little market discipline and have a perverse incentive to expand their scope, scale, risk exposure, leverage and financial interconnectedness.

Gandhi understood this interconnectedness.

The lesson, Tercek added, was "interconnectedness".

It speaks of "interconnectedness" and "diffuse power".

The intensity of global interconnectedness is stunning.

It all had a logic of interconnectedness".

The theme of the movie is interconnectedness.