Значения термина more interdependent на английском

The nations of the world are more interdependent now than ever before.

City life is specialized in structure and function, rendering men more interdependent and cooperative.

It arises directly from the increased migration and intermingling of peoples in a more interdependent world.

The two live more interdependent lives, sometimes tightly tied and sometimes completely separated from one another.

Given the pressure to increase co-operation in a more interdependent world, this is in fact remarkably good value.

The more interdependent and well-off we all become, the more population will stabilise well within the resources of the planet.

By means of chemical treatment in infancy the two kinds of organism were made more interdependent, and in partnership more hardy.

What threatens the nation-state today is not change, but the refusal to change in a world opening up, becoming ever more interdependent.

Human rights have become the established means of relating individual and universal, national and global, values together in a more interdependent world.

Because Steve Bannon is not destroying the old, clunky post-1945 order for the sake of a fairer, more equal, more interdependent world.

They include environmental and migration concerns drug trafficking and the economic causes of conflicts which affect nation states in a more interdependent world.

This is a self-selecting inter-governmental and often messy arrangement among existing political leaderships; but it undoubtedly influences policy-making in a much more interdependent world.

But what I am trying to hint is that the shrinking of the world by our developed intercommunication has made us all more interdependent.