Sentence examples for become more collaborative from inspiring English sources

The relationship had to become more collaborative.

Organisations have to become more collaborative, networked and nimble.

With that critical mass, she said, female board members are more likely to speak out, pose challenging questions, and encourage the entire group to become more collaborative and less hierarchical.

When Brooks suggests that the state should do less, and that, left alone more by government, people become more collaborative – "social animals" – it is easy to see why Cameron and the other increasingly beleaguered "big society" enthusiasts in Westminster are said to be very keen on this book.

Moreover, successful companies will need to enhance transparency and become more collaborative in their interactions with shoppers.

The success of Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Innocentive and other similar phenomena has made the call to companies to become more collaborative ever stronger.

Over the years the project became more collaborative.

As the show entered its second season, the styling of Ms. Lively's character became more collaborative.

And then it becomes more collaborative, and you're listening to their perspective, and we figured out a way to make it work.

MHR also became more collaborative: 3% of all MHR papers published in 1980 were the result of international collaboration compared to 22% in 2011.

As patient care becomes more collaborative in nature, there is a need for information technology that supports interdisciplinary practices of care.