Sentence examples for mutually dependent relationships from inspiring English sources

The rest are tied in a complex web of prey/predator, parasitic and mutually dependent relationships.

Kristoff's mutually dependent relationship with his reindeer was … endearing.

The mutually dependent relationship between the two organisms is the key to coral sun protection.

It seemed particularly obnoxious for him to have used a homophobic slur while starring in a play about the vexed, affectionate and mutually dependent relationship between two men.

A recent study of Berlin during the period 1880-1914 that saw the building of its public transit system found a "mutually dependent relationship between local economic performances on the one hand and transportation supply on the other".

Philip Larkin and his bookish mother, Eva, wrote to one another, usually twice a week, from 1941, the year he went up to Oxford, to the mid-1970s, a mutually dependent relationship that never fully satisfied either of them.

The main elements of the national debate are here, just somewhat hidden beneath the surface: the mutually dependent relationship of employers and immigrant workers, the financial benefits and setbacks an influx of immigrants brings to a community, and the awkward question of who is legal and how much it should matter.

This sense of tension was derived by Tate from two terms used in logic extension (literal meaning) and intension (metaphorical meaning)—from which he dropped the prefixes, and it refers to a mutually dependent relationship between these different forms of meaning.

What other author can boast of that?" And so the reader is given both a promise and a warning on entering into the mutually dependent relationship demanded by the Argentine writer known as Macedonio and perhaps most noted for his role as mentor to Jorge Luis Borges.

This tension-filled thriller focuses on the strained, frayed but oh so mutually dependent relationship between victims and their helpers.

This means that the pursuit of our own interests can only be substantially realized by incorporating the interests of all those with whom we have a mutually dependent relationship.