Sentence examples for and not collaborating from inspiring English sources

Multivariate analyses identified 2 correlates of CHWs being highly vs. less active (in terms of number of client visits): experiencing problems with supplies and not collaborating with peers.

"It's the difference between collaborating and not collaborating," he says.

Biologist Terry McGlynn at California State University, Dominguez Hills in Carson fears other scientists might use data he posts online and not collaborate with him.

"While the department always wants to hear new ideas from academic and industry thought leaders, especially to encourage the strength of the U.S. capital markets, Treasury is not a member of these committees and is not collaborating on any findings," Ms. Zuccarelli said.

She can't recall a time when Wegmans and Cornell were not collaborating on projects.

I already have acres of stored notes, and I'm not collaborating; nor do I want text that will require heavy reformatting.

The random selection of participants for our study resulted in a sample that was geographically dispersed in the Netherlands and professionals were not collaborating with each other.

"LEAP makes assumptions about what teachers are not doing — that we're not collaborating and communicating with each other.

"You can't create – you can't solve any problem if you're not collaborating and working together," she said.

This ensures that the right person is taking the test, and that students are not collaborating with each other on an exam.

All of which mean that work is duplicated, funding is wasted, people are left in the dark and our smartest researchers are not collaborating in ways that promote best outcomes.