Their stories are tightly intertwined.

Nature and nurture became thoroughly intertwined.

We are pursuing three intertwined ideas.

Simply put, Europe s problems have become intertwined.

We are neighbors, our histories and populations intertwined.

They come in waves, they are totally intertwined.

So, somehow humans and simplicity are intertwined, I think.

The challenges of our time are many, complex and intertwined.

The Russian and Ukrainian music scenes have always been intertwined.

BRUSSELS Narratives matter, especially when they are intertwined with hard interests.

In the twenty first century, human rights and security will be inextricably intertwined.

An Arab Israeli peace requires a comprehensive approach, because the problems at stake are intertwined.

In addition to becoming bolder and more expansive, it has become increasingly intertwined with fiscal policy.

Moreover, a distortion of private incentives affects public incentives as well, and the two become intertwined.

What remains unaddressed is the root cause of abnormal brain activations. We are pursuing three intertwined ideas.

In hybrid warfare, conventional and unconventional forces, combatants and civilians, physical destruction and information manipulation become thoroughly intertwined.

Twitter user Jiang Bo, who attended the vigil, pointed out that the fate of doctors and patients are intertwined

The new skyscraper, which will consist of two intertwined 1212 meter towers, is expected to be completed in 2022.

In such hybrid wars, conventional and irregular forces, combatants and civilians, and physical destruction and information warfare become thoroughly intertwined.

America s interests are now so closely intertwined with China that a policy to isolate or confront it is not feasible.

Financial institutions are too intertwined to fail the part of AIG that cost America s taxpayers 180 billion was relatively small.

As politics and economics are increasingly intertwined, the G 20 must also work together to confront our era s geopolitical challenges.

The structurally conservative network of intertwined institutions lacks the flexibility and creativity needed to give an innovative answer to globalization.

In Lesser Armenia, Armenian culture was intertwined with both the European culture of the Crusaders, and with the Hellenic culture of Cilicia.

The more civilizations become intertwined in the new world order, the more the Japanese and British are tempted to remain aloof and apart.

This response is intertwined with a defensive reaction to the growing role of TNC s from emerging markets, the new kids on the block.

Indeed, the Rajapaksa government, and the majority Sinhalese, must understand that the political and economic reforms needed to achieve a lasting peace are inextricably intertwined.

Many of these global threats are closely intertwined with war, but war that is far more likely to be fought within borders than across them.

Because of how closely intertwined the personal and the political are in Anwar s career, even a personal depiction of him is inevitably a political act.

My friends are the friends of resistance our lives are intertwined as a result of prison and escape and the memory of our martyred friend.

In declaring that Egypt was an Arab republic, President Gamel Abdel Nasser was falsifying history, erasing 3000 years of a culture neatly intertwined with black Africa.

Indeed, one of the largest bribes (a reputed 180 million) paid in recent times in Nigeria was by Halliburton, a company tightly intertwined with US political power.

Actions and events often are intertwined, and what happens on one level affecting individuals, states, economic sectors, and companies of all sizes may have repercussions on others.

In any case, an American withdrawal from the Middle East is hardly a recipe for countering China s rise in East Asia, given that the two regions are increasingly intertwined.

As a result, the historical record has been intertwined with mythmaking, and it has become difficult for many in the country to disentangle the puzzle of who Manuel Antonio Noriega really was.

Artist Darren Trinity Cheewah posted a striking image of Prince on his Facebook page Prince's hair is intertwined with the all too appropriate lyrics of the musician's hit song, Let's Go Crazy , saying

In this new movement, the libertarian tendencies of the New Left and the protectionist tendencies of the traditional right became intertwined. Paul Ehrlich s bestseller The Population Bomb exerted an influence that lasts to this day.

To continue to try to show people that regardless of their beliefs, status or wealth, our destinies as Bahrainis are intertwined and it behoves us to find equitable ways to live together and ameliorate our differences.

Indeed, the interests of the inhabitants of the three areas Palestine, Jordan, and Israel are so intertwined that their representatives will have no choice but to come to terms with one another if negotiations are to succeed.

In The Influence of Sea Power upon History, published in 1890, Mahan argued that maritime power and economic development were deeply intertwined. Only the ability to protect trade and project power by sea could assure the vitality of this nexus.

Moreover, a distortion of private incentives affects public incentives as well, and the two become intertwined. As money talks in politics, private incentives distort public policy and prevent it from correcting market failures in ways that, in turn, further distort private incentives.

This response is intertwined with a defensive reaction to the growing role of TNC s from emerging markets, the new kids on the block. Established TNC s, and their home countries, will need to adjust to this new constellation of forces and its implications for the world market.

The structurally conservative network of intertwined institutions lacks the flexibility and creativity needed to give an innovative answer to globalization. Therefore, it's a pity that the German voters refused to endow the new Berlin government with a clear mandate to start fighting against the army of domestic veto powers.

The history of the Document Object Model is intertwined with the history of the browser wars of the late 1990s between Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, as well as with that of JavaScript and JScript, the first scripting languages to be widely implemented in the layout engines of web browsers.