Sentence examples for moving interdependent from inspiring English sources

"The reform plan has lots of moving, interdependent parts and in many ways the key task is sequencing," said Philip Peters, a Cuba expert at the Lexington Institute.

In the article, we push for moving away from interdependent constructs to consideration of interaction as reciprocal.

Further, organisations have different business processes and interdependent criteria and constraints to consider when moving their systems to cloud environments [50].

The world has become so interdependent at a time that political systems are moving away from each other to some extent.

Today, we stand at the precipice of a world whose unprecedented quantities of goods, services, and investment capital moving across international borders have created a global economy too interdependent to survive reintroduction of the trade barriers that 70 years of painstaking negotiations have profoundly reduced.

The abilities need to be interdependent (both SN and BC depend on WT P. aeruginosa for moving on the QS agar plates used in these experiments) and this feature allows the consortia to combine the additional properties (e.g. antibiotic resistance) of the participating species.

(In another twist for Washington's interdependent soap opera, Bennett moved on to represent McCain in his battle with the Times).

While there are no easy answers or simple solutions, there are constructive ways to move forward in our increasingly interconnected and interdependent world community.

The Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act of 2009 and other initiatives such as service learning projects for students moved us in a more collaborative and interdependent direction.

They moved through the dungeons in silent harmony, 40 intricately interdependent players, each the master of his part.

Our capacity to move forward depends on each others' capacities as never before: our interests are interdependent.