interdependence

They’re threatened by that interdependence, and they want to assert their cultural identities.

Sixty percent of Jewish people in that Zip code live in buildings five stories or more — a fact that augurs greater connectedness and interdependence.

In one of Simard’s TED Talks, she describes both the interdependence of trees and a battle with cancer that interrupted her work.

Guided by the Unum Test, we can move forward together to find common ground and common purpose, armed with the understanding that our independence as a nation is inseparable from our interdependence as a people.

One episode in particular emphasizes the team’s interdependence.

Interdependence is escalating and the failure of the global system to respond is a source of growing instability.

Higher incomes lead to greater demand on planetary resources and more interdependence.

They must advocate for the very thing their photo ops in Amman implied, infrastructural integration and political interdependence.

Instead of treating the Israeli and Palestinian narratives as mutually exclusive, J Street recognizes their interdependence.

Business leaders must get involved to push interdependence, as some have done this week at the World Economic Forum.

In Greece the principle of the interdependence of language, metre, and musical sound was carried very far.

Whether we will or no, this demographic law of interdependence of nations can not be escaped.

Thus sovereignty decreases according to our law of the interdependence of States.

To him it illustrated "the interdependence of those Sciences which the Geographer should study."

The harmony of organs and their mutual dependence are the results of the interdependence of function.