Sentence examples for mutually dependent economies from inspiring English sources

But America and China are not just rivals for global influence, they are also mutually dependent economies with everything to gain from co-operation.

The diversification of early chemoautotrophy would in turn provide substrates for reverse heterotrophy in an increasingly complicated and mutually dependent economy of electron donors and acceptors (see Table 1).

Thirty-nine yearlierrlier, the Venetians, even though their economy remained mutually dependent on the local Jewish community, consigned the Jews to an abandoned area where four foundries ( ghetto means foundry in Venetian dialect) once stood.

Economies are intertwined and mutually dependent; technological and medical advances in one part of the globe bring advances to other parts; and climate change knows no national boundaries.

They are mutually dependent activities with, in reality, the dependence being often broken".

"The press and its readers are likely to be mutually dependent," he wrote, "influencing each other in a constantly shifting process of mutual adaptation".

The two countries have become mutually dependent in many ways, and could do considerable damage to each other and to the rest of the global economy, Eswar S. Prasad, a Cornell economist, said in an interview.

Actually, they are mutually dependent".

They are not mutually dependent in law.

It was a mutually dependent ecosystem.

Insourcing and outsourcing are not mutually dependent.