Sentence examples for view of interdependence from inspiring English sources

The linear, mechanistic, reductionist worldview has yielded as science has radically evolved into a vastly more complex view of interdependence and other ways of knowing.

Building on this view of interdependence, Noordegraaf [ 24] introduces the notion of 'organized professionalism', where professionals take up organising roles and where organisations structure professionalism.

It has already been pointed out that Boas and Sapir and, following them, Whorf were attracted by Humboldt's view of the interdependence of language and culture and of language and thought.

The State Department cables released by WikiLeaks gave a close-up view of that uneasy interdependence: Mr. Saleh told Gen. David H. Petraeus, then the American commander in the Middle East, that the United States could continue missile strikes against Al Qaeda as long as the fiction was maintained that Yemen was conducting them.

A second serious challenge to an integrative view of mitochondrial morphology is the interdependence between its geometrical features.

The bishop, a close friend of Prince Charles, highlighted Thatcher's Methodism, her belief in interdependence and her view of the family as "the very nursery of civic virtue".

This crisis highlights our degree of interdependence.

This sort of interdependence does not augur good relations.

"We need to restore the sense of interdependence".

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.

For each of us, this is a problem of interrelationships, of interdependence — essentially, of ecology.