Sentence examples for more interconnected approach from inspiring English sources

Arguments have started to be made as to how the UK's growing Cannabis Social Clubs could develop their model therapeutically, and how both the Dutch pharmacy model and the social club model could be integrated to allow for a holistic, broader and a more interconnected approach to health (Bone, 2014).

In addition, major public and private funding organizations (e.g., National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Howard Hughes Medical Institute) are emphasizing more interdisciplinary and interconnected approaches and themes for undergraduate education in the life sciences.

In 2009, several important publications, conferences, and events have pointed toward confluence around more interdisciplinary and interconnected approaches and themes for undergraduate education in the life sciences.

Founder and CEO Kevin O'Connor (who previously founded and led Google-acquired ad company DoubleClick) said this is reflective of the company's broader approach, as its various datasets become more interconnected.

"Earth is more interconnected than is often realized," he said.

3. Businesses are more interconnected than ever before.

Markets are more complex, more psychologically driven, more interconnected, and more unstable than previously recognized.

As the world becomes more and more interconnected, inequality is increasingly a breeding ground for conflict.

"The city is becoming more interconnected and growing up," Ms. Conway said.

The Future Technology will continue to get smaller, smarter and more interconnected.

The financial crisis is forcing regulators to encourage the creation of bigger, more interconnected institutions.