Sentence examples for necessarily interconnected from inspiring English sources

The collection is not necessarily interconnected in the traditional sense, where the same characters appear, but they do reflect one another.

In general there are multiple governmental structures around in Somalia -- structures that are not necessarily interconnected or well functioning, but who provide "...levels of governance, public security and even social services".

The PHC system in Ontario is complex and not necessarily interconnected.

However, they do not necessarily detail the pathways via which these regions are interconnected.

The relationship showed that though the subsoil might be porous, they might not necessarily be permeable (clay) except in cases where pores spaces within the subsoil are interconnected (weathered material).

However, individual pathways are highly interconnected with each other, involving extensive cross-talks and feedback loops; thus propagation of cellular signals does not necessarily occur in a linear fashion [ 6].

Everything is interconnected.

Everything is now interconnected".

It is too interconnected.

"Everyone is interconnected.

"Our systems could be interconnected.