Sentence examples for very intertwined from inspiring English sources

It's all very intertwined and complex, and it could fail very easily if people don't get it right.

Instead of the clean story we used to have of modern humans migrating out of Africa and replacing Neanderthals, we now see these very intertwined story lines with more players and more interactions than we knew of before".

Justice Leonard B. Austin of Nassau, who also said he had withdrawn from several cases, added that while critics might "try to twist judges into being selfish, petulant or crybabies," that "issues of judicial independence — and, yes, of course, raises — are very intertwined" in the judges' suit.

"It's very intertwined," Moore said.

"The users already have a preferred branding and technology which works in a very intertwined way.

Climate change and politics became very intertwined.

Particle physicists come in two distinct varieties, which, rather like matter and antimatter, are very much intertwined and, at the same time, agonistic.

Lady Curzon makes huge impenetrable heaps of very thorny intertwined canes, dotted for most of the summer with white centered pink flowers.

"We tend to study these patterns of what's going on in the family and what's going on in the workplace as separate, but they're very much intertwined," she said.

All these thoughts are very finely intertwined, and untangling them can sometimes seem like trying to pull apart a roll of fiberglass insulation and separate it out into individual glass threads.

A computational quantum chemistry study, guided by critical experimental facts and issues, is carried out in an effort to provide a long-missing link between the very much intertwined processes of hydrogen, oxygen and electron transfer on the surface of graphene-based materials.