Sentence examples for a shared way from inspiring English sources

We're increasingly finding ways to collaborate, to build collections in a shared way.

I am using culture here not in an evaluative sense, but rather to refer to a shared way of life.

The Law Society president, Nicholas Fluck, welcomed the proposals as "a shared way forward for a more stable and sustainable criminal legal aid system".

Pristine peaks, cascading waterfalls and a shared way of relating to it all would transcend national boundaries through what Mr. McCloskey called "a swearing allegiance to a life in service of the place".

When I am excited about someone and feel we have a good chemistry and a shared way of looking at the world, those end up being the best hires.

Not just lots of shared values, like wanting a country that is more free, more fair, more green, more decentralised, but a shared way of trying to do business.

The idea that cities have a distinctive ethos-a shared way of life that informs the thinking and judgments of its inhabitants-has a long history.

If bioethics is a unified global field, or at the very least a closely shared way of thinking, then we should expect bioethicists to behave the same way in their academic activities anywhere in the world.

"We need more common goals, a more shared way of living instead of this individualistic way of perceiving life". But he accepts he's fighting a losing battle.

The aim of these strategies is to gain a collective, competitive advantage linked to a specific place and shared ways of working and traditions.

He said that the stock would be offered at two-thirds of A.I.G.'s book value, about $47 a share, "way below what most insurers would have sold their stock at".