Sentence examples for abortive collaboration from inspiring English sources
The main evidence of that abortive collaboration is a "special thanks" credit for Mr. Murch's preliminary work, which included accumulating real footage eventually interwoven into that film.
Schikaneder retained management of the theatre for less than four years, a period marked by an abortive attempt at collaboration on an opera with Ludwig van Beethoven.
He had abortive discussions with George Harrison about collaborations, but toured with blues veteran Alexis Korner and played on Sandy Denny's final album, Rendezvous (1977).
Normally, the client and the design team including the lead consultant and various specialist sub-consultants work in different places in their respective offices, which normally result in problems such as poor coordination, lack of collaboration, excessive variations, design changes, abortive reworks and unwarranted delays.
A project in collaboration with Oxford University to breed native vultures in captivity in situ proved abortive, and though 182 chicks have resulted from the Bombay Natural History Society's all-India secular progamme, it may be a while before it can rank among Europe's success with the Eurasian Griffon Vulture or the saving of the Californian Condor.
Efforts by Swedes and Prussians proved abortive.
There have been abortive attempts so far.
An abortive attempt to start an urban institute at The New School.
Fls perfect (and fertile.) and staminate (with abortive ovaries).
Unabridged Note: 2 additional stamens opposite petals +- abortive.
