Sentence examples for becoming collaborative from inspiring English sources

As policymaking becomes increasingly global and our education system moves further toward the US-model of high fees and higher debt, strategies for fighting it are becoming collaborative: working not just beyond our own studios and dark rooms, but even beyond our borders.

Everything, it seems, is becoming collaborative.

Despite many research fields becoming heavily collaborative, assistant professors sometimes avoid collaborations to prove their independence in order to achieve tenure.

As in every other area of local government, councils are becoming more collaborative and innovative in their approach to culture.

Research is also becoming more collaborative so that, before they have been finalised, papers have been reviewed by several authors.

Amy Brettell, head of charities and social organisations at Zurich Insurance, said: "What we are seeing in England and Wales is charities becoming more collaborative with business.

Jill Abramson, Baquet's predecessor and the executive editor during some of the past negotiations between the Times and the I.C.I.J., added, in an email,  "Journalism is becoming more collaborative all the time, even within a single news organization.

The manager was competitive where his company was becoming more collaborative, more outcome-oriented when his company looked for process, more interested in individual accountability than in fostering a culture of respect and dignity.

It has been greatly heartening in the face of the sustained and repeated cuts of recent years to see that the theatre sector has responded by becoming more collaborative; that building-based theatres are being more transparent; that many buildings are genuinely trying to work better as partners with small companies and solo artists.

The production process is becoming increasingly collaborative.

Engineering is becoming more collaborative and increasingly global.