Sentence examples for much intertwined from inspiring English sources

Filippo Passerini: We've combined organizations that are very much intertwined.

According to Adian Rankin, the concept of Ahiṃsā is so much intertwined with Jainism that it conjures up images of ascetics who cover their mouths and sweep the ground before them with small brushes to avoid injuring the most minuscule forms of life and Jain-owned animal sanctuaries where even the sickest, most deformed birds and beasts are protected and cherished.

With regard to the analysis, the three central concepts identified are much intertwined and thus difficult to distinguish from one another in terms of defining what constitutes the technological frames of patients and physicians respectively.

"My story in terms of my struggle for identity is probably very much intertwined with theirs," she says.

"You can probably compare this to efforts in other countries to deal with the mafia, except that in Afghanistan there is no clear distinction between the government and the mafia, it is very much intertwined and it is difficult to know where to start.

China is huge and Australia is less huge (if we all moved to China we'd make up less than two-precent of their population) and the agreement ensures that our economic future is very much intertwined with the fluctuations of their economy.

During that time our economy has become much more intertwined with the EU.

The pair will get much more intertwined as part of EMC's effort to cut costs and Dell's need to move more upstream.

We may be facing unprecedented conditions, but we also can return to ancient insights that teach us that humans are much more intertwined with the fate of the land than we moderns think.

The perspective given here, which sees TEs as a systematic part of the organism's genome, encourages us to consider the possibility that at the origin of viruses were elements much more intertwined with the functioning of the organism.

But today so many more of us are just so much more deeply intertwined with each other and with the natural world.