Sentence examples for better to collaborate from inspiring English sources

It is far better to collaborate early and openly to decide on the compromises the group is willing to make, thinks Mr Mak.

Samsung's executives think it is better to collaborate with content providers (unlike Sony, which also has its music, movie and computer-games businesses).

So who better to collaborate on Planetarium, a "work in progress" suite of songs celebrating our solar system – except, perhaps, Sun Ra, Muse and Dr Brian Cox?

For instance, is it better to collaborate with another office when applying for a grant or is it dangerous to alert them to the opportunity?

Britain's adoption of such agreements shows how American criminal law can spread overseas: British companies found themselves on the receiving end of American prosecutions, until Britain decided it was better to collaborate with and copy the actions of prosecutors in the United States.

It would have been better to collaborate more and discuss things more closely with the group than I did.

We can do much to equip more people with better skills to collaborate, compete and connect in ways that lead to better jobs and better lives.

Could there be better ways to collaborate in healthcare?," she added.

The White House argued that scientists and engineers would be better able to collaborate under a single roof.

And we might find better ways to collaborate, so that organizing an outing or lunch doesn't rely on 10 back-and-forth exchanges.

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