Sentence examples for out of interdependence from inspiring English sources

First, Ronald Reagan's dream of national missile defense remains so attractive precisely because it seems to offer a path out of interdependence (which, back in the day, we used to call "mutual assured destruction").

But the more relevant argument is that religion promotes out-group mentality in an age of interdependence when we can't afford to surrender to ancient instincts.

Economies and societies grow out of an interdependence between public and private: they need each other and taxation is the financial connecting rod.

Why?" While highlighting the characters' individuality, the two actors also bring out their interdependence and poignant fear of isolation.

In the flier handed out to members, a work he titled "The Declaration of Interdependence," Mr. Moss mentioned no names but alluded to the public conflict that had emerged between Mr. Wright and Mr. Obama, who has denounced Mr. Wright's controversial remarks.

Many participants agreed that a sense of interdependence with eBay emerges out of their buying and selling.

This crisis highlights our degree of interdependence.

This sort of interdependence does not augur good relations.

"We need to restore the sense of interdependence".

In a new pamphlet out today, A Global Alliance for Global Values, Mr Blair (Premier Then?) again speaks of this being an "age of interdependence" and contrasts his own instinct for "progressive pre-emption" with what he dismisses as "benign inaction".

But Europe's march toward interdependence, combined with the needful embrace of interdependence by dependent nations elsewhere, has led to a distrust of America's national independence.