Sentence examples for more interdependence from inspiring English sources

The point about the European single market, however incomplete, is that EU member states actively try to promote more interdependence through trade because they trust each other – and build accompanying political institutions to entrench and extend that trust.

Mammary gland quarters have usually been considered to be anatomically and physiologically independent, but some recent research has indicated more interdependence than previously reported.

We live in a far more interdependent world than any previous generation – climate change is the negative expression of that interdependence.

People often think that being a manager is about money, power and perks, Ms. Hill says, but it's more about interdependence.

Those teachers who perceive more goal interdependence also report higher levels of self-efficacy.

The dependence of blocking temperature on interparticle spacing was found to point toward a much more dramatic interdependence at close interparticle spacing, and a weaker correlation at larger spacing.

Then a more balanced interdependence of plural identities that balances the global and the local, bolstered by rules-based institutions and a hybrid culture of the global citizen, might be possible.

It's an ecstatic sense of possibility that persists even as their relationship grows more fraught, their interdependence more complicated.

For example, the following passage was coded as positive interdependence ("more hands on team collaboration") and knowledge construction ("discussion… achieve better solutions").

That is, the more extensive the interdependence among components, the more coordinated and efficient the resultant behavior.

To demonstrate more clearly the interdependence of range and latitude evident in Appendices B and C, we chose four species with significant range and latitude effects for the principal component most closely associated with fitness (PCREP).