Sentence examples for a joint effort in from inspiring English sources
"I think Sansa believes it was probably more of a joint effort, in terms of the Battle of the Bastards," Turner said.
Under the flag of peace, it started talking to the four parent companies of Airbus—France's Aérospatiale, Germany's Daimler-Benz Aerofpace, BritiSpain aboute and CASA of Spain—about jointly developing a huge super-jumbo to carry around 800 people.Phil Condit, Boeing's current boss, has always insisted that this was an honest attempt to have a joint effort in a narrow market.
NASA will continue discussions about a U.S.-Russian flight in 2001, but the space science chief Wes Huntress says the agency "would be a little nervous" conducting a joint effort in which Russian hardware is critical to the mission.
But, while Nancy Pelosi is strongly defending the practice, it appears to have been a joint effort in the House, so I'll just give all House Democrats an honorable mention here for now.
Vaginal delivery is the result of a joint effort in which mothers, specialists and midwives are involved.
And what makes me happy is that when we reach such results [in the stroke process] it's a joint effort in the team.
The Lee Kong Chian Fellowship is the core of the Lee Kong Chian NUS-Stanfond Initiative on Southeast Asia, a joint effort established in 2007 by the National University of Singapore and Stanford University to raise the visibility, extent, and quality of scholarship on contemporary Southeast Asia.
This Sunday, October 16, is the first annual National Plug In Day, a joint effort between Plug In America, the Sierra Club and the Electric Auto Association.
The latest and most ballyhooed product to hit the market is Jasmine, a joint effort by Computer Associates in New York and Fujitsu in Tokyo.
WASHINGTON -- A joint effort was launched in the House and Senate Thursday to encourage states to grant in-state tuition or financial aid at public colleges to young undocumented immigrants.
The new project is a joint effort by researchers in Costa Rica, the University of Pennsylvania, the Smithsonian, and Kew Gardens in the United Kingdom.
