Sentence examples for world interconnected from inspiring English sources

With a global world interconnected via Facebook and Twitter, we are getting more information about their operations and implosion everyday.

There is no denying that Mr. Obama, by the sheer dint of his Kenyan heritage, coupled with his progressive politics, his youth and his seemingly intuitive grasp of how people across the world interconnect, has an unprecedented opportunity to rewrite the America-Africa equation.

I am taking these ideas of how the internet is changing people's expectations of what they have a right to see, of democracy and of power, and investigating how it's changing the way we as a world interconnect and how this will change politics globally.

"Bush appears to be one of the few people in the world who does not see the world as interconnected".

The world is interconnected as never before, says Robert Volterra, partner and principal of public international law firm Volterra Fietta.

"The world is interconnected, and that demands an integrated approach to global health".

It brought home what the point of the globalization stuff is, that the world is interconnected.

The world is interconnected and actions, perceptions and ideologies of hatred and violent extremism are international phenomena.

Prof Belcher said: "Some of the impacts of climate change will come to the UK from events in countries outside the UK: the world is interconnected".

But the attacks proved beyond doubt that the world is interconnected, he said, that the problems of one nation are the problems of the rest.

The world, however interconnected now, is still a collection of different places, and a man can be in only one of them at a time.