Sentence examples for the interdependence to from inspiring English sources

The interdependence to which we must pay the closest attention is that which exists between ourselves and the vegetal world.

Even if every single nation would exit the EU, it would in no way undo the fundamental interdependence to which all, for better or for worse, are subject.

As the neofunctionalist school suggests, the idea is to increase economic interpenetration between erstwhile hostile countries, seeking to raise the level of interdependence to the point where armed conflict and sustained mutual isolation become economically unsupportable.

We believed the impact of interdependence to be small because more than one third of participants had a unilateral injury or bilateral injuries of various types, and therefore range of motion was likely to be independent in these participants.

Very common is the image of the biological organ, with its close interdependence to other organs (as the heart to the lung) and the interdependence of activities (as circulation to respiration).

As the First World War demonstrates, the shift from economic interdependence to total war could be abrupt and devastating.

While accepting some basic assumptions of realism, the leading pluralists, Robert Keohane and Joseph Nye, have proposed the concept of complex interdependence to describe this more sophisticated picture of global politics.

A pragmatic analysis is better served by a concept such as "interconnectedness" as opposed to interdependence to the extent that interdependence suggests convergence and levels the differences in the ways in which globalization is experienced.

Family businesses connect relatives in a web of interdependence to the furthest reaches of kinship.

The interdependence was there to see at the US-China CEO Dialogue in Beijing this week.

Farming in this area influenced by activities of farmers and farmers involvements in the water management; the interdependence creates difficulties to predict expected amount of irrigation water and increases complexity in decision making in crop and water allocation.