Sentence examples for a collaborative effort from from inspiring English sources

Jokes that are consistently funny, even into the show's eighth season, take a lot of hard work and that means a collaborative effort from the writing staff.

The letter is a collaborative effort from prominent Iranian-American tech leaders and investors hoping to influence U.S. government officials working on the deal with Iran.

The program is a collaborative effort from several organizations, including strategic partners World Vision and the British Council, as well as Intel, and, of course, Microsoft.

In conclusion, we have presented a collaborative effort from PNNL and Oxford, as well as other UK institutions, that seeks to provide a capability to investigators for enriching identities and attributing actions to individuals.

Produced by the Bulletproof Dolphin crew of Skywlkr, Black Noi$e, Matrax, Lil Skinny & OG Taxx, this goes beyond just a collection of tracks, but a collaborative effort from a group of likeminded friends.

A collaborative effort from the L.A.-based wife-and-husband-team of Flavia Lowenstein and Juan Azulay, Flowen's earrings, pendant necklaces, clutch purses and rings are impossibly detailed, delicate-looking webs of metal that all at once seem half biological, half geological and all otherworldly, like prehistoric sponges or insects frozen for eternity in gold.   .

"We are delighted to have been able to participate in a truly collaborative effort from a broad spectrum of industry players to provide one-stop shop access to LTE standard essential patents that the pool provides," said Dr. Toru Otsu, the Managing Director of Intellectual Property at NTT DOCOMO in a canned statement.

I had hoped the Commission would move forward in a collaborative effort involving experts from industry, public safety, and government.

The study was a collaborative effort among scientists from the US Environmental Protection Agency, the US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and the University of Michigan.

Students and teachers from a course on organization, learning and leadership sought to explore this possibility through a collaborative effort with nurses from an affiliated teaching hospital.

The composition of the research team reflected a collaborative effort between researchers from McMaster University and Makerere University with leadership and research direction provided by the African researchers (JS, RK) and methodological and content expertise from the Canadian researchers (SH, SJ).