We are moving inextricably towards a point where we worship borders and security over human life, and where black and brown bodies will perpetually be dismissed as the "Other".
Mr. Perry, who is influential in Democratic national security circles and has ties to members of Mr. Obama's foreign policy team, said that Iran was "moving inextricably" toward developing nuclear weapons.
Because you can't get that level of feedback until things reach production, it means that moving fast is inextricably tied with the process of deployment.
Back in 1991, Sarokin and Schulkin already argued that the business of moving money is inextricably linked to the movements of raw materials, finished goods, labour, and ultimately, to the quality of our environment..
Chemotaxis and motility are inextricably linked and both are important for bacterial survival allowing the bacteria to move towards nutrients and away from substances that may prove detrimental.
It's a pointed oversight for a company moving into a city inextricably shaped by race.
Since who is not for moving forward, but for those inextricably, and inexplicably, drawn to going backward?
On the positive side, Leibniz thought that by treating forces as inherent powers of bodies tied inextricably to their ability to move and be moved, his own conception of force could preserve the intelligibility that was the great hallmark of mechanism, while nonetheless improving upon the work of those such as Huygens, Descartes and Galileo.
Scheyer's move to the Middle East last summer is inextricably linked to his Judaism, aided largely by the Israeli Law of Return, a doctrine that offers citizenship to all Jews, coupled with a cap on foreign players for domestic league teams.
When he moved to London in the 1980s, he became inextricably linked with the rising in-crowd of Young British Artists (YBAs).
