Sentence examples for too interconnected from inspiring English sources

It is too interconnected.

The system was too interconnected.

Banks are too interconnected to fail.

The world is far too complex, far too interconnected.

The global financial system is simply too interconnected.

Our world is too interconnected for it to be otherwise.

"Bear was not too big to fail; it was too interconnected.

But the economy is too interconnected to draw such a rigid distinction.

As Bear Stearns struggled in early March, investors feared that too many of those links would collapse if the bank folded — leading some Wall Street executives to say that Bear Stearns was not too-big-to-fail but rather too-interconnected-to-fail.

Everyone now recognizes the problem of too-big-to-fail and too-interconnected-to-fail financial firms.

The problem was — people use the term 'too interconnected to fail.' That's not totally accurate, but it's close enough".