Sentence examples for today's interconnectedness from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is just another price of today's interconnectedness.

And part of my job has been to try to persuade countries that the United States will always shoulder a greater burden than others, but we still cannot do it alone given the complexity and interconnectedness of today's world.I think there's still a worry on the part of many regional powers that if they are too meddlesome then they're also exposing themselves to criticism from the outside.

Mr. Clinton also spoke of the interconnectedness of today's world and the need for the United States to stay engaged.

And since there are real limits on self-protection, all states share an interest in a collective-security system that commits all of them to act co-operatively against these dangers.Getting serious about preventionGiven the gravity and interconnectedness of today's threats, our world needs to be far more committed to prevention.

"They've ridden the tide of the interconnectedness of today's world," says HSBC Holdings' chairman, Sir John Bond, who has long known both Victor and managing director William who is on the HSBC board and knew their father when he ran the company.

They might then better understand acts and their consequences, not least a bloody civil war; they might better see the world's interconnectedness; and they might better grasp the distance between words and deeds, as in how far the founding fathers were in 1787 from securing "the blessings of liberty" for one and all.

What distinguishes today's threats from those of the past are the escalating rate at which they are occurring, and the growing interconnectedness of our planet.

This is because, as Rockefeller Foundation president Judith Rodin writes, "What distinguishes today's threats from those of the past are the escalating rate at which they are occurring, and the growing interconnectedness of our planet".

It is easy to dismiss the interconnectedness of 2011's youth-driven resistance movements; and it is possible even to deny they amount to any kind of identifiable social phenomenon at all.

My pocket-weight, which had been, for a quarter of a day, disallowed to disturb me, now drags like an anchor with its cut-off contact; the paradox of interconnectedness in 2007's Boarding Gate.

Remember the glory days of the 1990s, when our interconnectedness -- the ever-tighter embrace of Disney characters, the Swoosh, and the Golden Arches -- was endlessly hailed?