Sentence examples for a great collaboration between from inspiring English sources

"You could see in some parts of the country a great collaboration between institutions to share some overheads in order that more money could be spent where it really needs to be spent, which is with students," said Cridland.

We've had a great collaboration between Puzzle & Dragons and Clash of Clans.

It's a great collaboration between all three of us.

It's so good, you don't notice the music, which is a true sign of a great collaboration between composers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross and director David Fincher.

Task force members address a broad range of issues related to preparedness for and response to bioterrorist events and seek to bring about a greater collaboration between the European Union member states.

Previous successful initiatives engaging faith networks demonstrate that training programs addressed to FLs can yield positive results and that a greater collaboration between the health sector and faith-based organizations (FBOs) is possible [ 40- 43].

They argue that while referral usually focuses on the narrow question of which type of clinician should see the patient, it makes more sense to optimise the outcomes generated by the generalist specialist system of care and they called for a greater collaboration between the two areas of care [ 22].

"Solving this problem of how bats fly, and how we can learn from it, has been a really great collaboration between biologists and engineers," says Belinda Batten of Oregon State University in Corvallis.

This outcome is the result of great collaboration between our editorial, commercial and digital departments.

This great collaboration between Mozart and Lorenzo da Ponte has everything: comic scenes that demand clockwork pacing; spectacularly beautiful vocal writing (and magnificent orchestral music too, for that matter); a durable political undercurrent, thanks to the Beaumarchais play on which it is based; and, most crucially, some truly moving lessons about love, betrayal and forgiveness.

This great collaboration between Mozart and Lorenzo da Ponte has everything: comic scenes that demand clockwork pacing, spectacularly beautiful vocal and orchestral writing, a durable political undercurrent, thanks to the Beaumarchais play on which it is based, and most crucially, some truly moving lessons about love, betrayal and forgiveness.