Sentence examples for brainstorming and sharing from inspiring English sources

Then they began brainstorming and sharing ideas.

Brainstorming and sharing ideas and insights (inherent in the use of expert choice in a group setting) often leads to a more complete representation and understanding of the issues.

During an interview with "Good Morning America" Wednesday, Grande revealed that, while she's in the midst of planning their wedding, the big day won't arrive until sometime next year. . "My friends and I, and my mom and everybody, have been brainstorming and sharing ideas," she told host Michael Strahan.

Such setting allows brainstorming and sharing processes; the group members are enriched by the mutual exchange of each member's perspective and experience.

Mind maps are highly useful to brainstorm and share ideas, manage meetings, structure documents and plan projects the easy way.

This will be followed by a focus on the design process itself, which will include time for attendees to brainstorm and share ideas with one another.

And the Better Bike Share Partnership has been holding well-attended meetings focused on equity to brainstorm and share best practices, such as Philadelphia's commitment to provide discounted bike-share memberships to all residents who qualify for food assistance.

Resource groups that formed as a result of the meetings have been focusing on providing counsel and guidance to people who have created new businesses, brainstorming on new-business opportunities, and sharing mutual interests.

I don't think any of us would have guessed that within the first 3 months of the announcement, we would witness thousands of entrepreneurs and innovators from over 104 countries brainstorming online, sharing their ideas, forming new teams and collaborating in a global forum.

Ms. Kettles drew gasps at one of the brainstorming sessions when she then raised her hand and shared the story of her struggle to read.

By sidestepping social barriers (anonymity) and overcoming limitations of process (parallelization) more ideas were generated and shared with less conformity than in a traditional brainstorming or brainwriting session.