Sentence examples for much interdependence from inspiring English sources
How much isolation, how much interdependence, is helpful for small lands — or for big ones?
The natural consequence of this much interdependence and interrelationship of the two types, multivoice and few-voice, was their fusion in vocal-instrumental concerti that provided the massive oppositions of the larger groups, the subjective intensity of the soloists, and the opposition between group and soloist.
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.
Concerned that their colleagues don't collaborate much, despite the interdependence of their work and their mutually shared goal of improving public health, the team developed recommendations designed to alleviate this problem [ EHP 119(12):1671–1675; Fann et al.].
But he admitted that international interdependence "proved much greater than we had imagined previously".
"Experiences with disability are what have enabled me to embrace interdependence, and build much stronger caring communities, and imagine and create communities that flourish through difference as opposed to through sameness," she says.
Like a loveless but enduring marriage, Russia and Ukraine have too much historical baggage and economic interdependence to separate.
"The interdependence risk is so much greater in today's global economy," observed Warren R. Starr, a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton.
His comparative studies of preliterate societies demonstrated that the interdependence of institutions regulated much of social and individual life.
Feedback also demonstrated that social work stresses interdependence and not independence; much of our work is on encouraging family members, community leaders and governments to take responsibility.
Annabelle Comyn's staging for Hatch Productions does not meet this challenge, largely because of undercasting: as Rosa and Eric, Ingrid Craigie and Conor Mullen do not move convincingly out of initial presentations of their characters as underwrought and emotionally deadened, and there is not much sense of the complicated emotional interdependence between them.
