Sentence examples for collaborate very from inspiring English sources

In some cases, we really had to collaborate very intently on everything and go over things and even start from scratch together after he gets going because there are certain areas where our vision is very compatible and very similar and then there are certain areas that, I guess, would happen with any two people who just see things differently.

(PLHIV, KI) Respondents describe the sharing of resources and skills when groups are joined – for example agricultural skills: We collaborate very well on improving agriculture.

We identified two main groups of scientists that collaborate very little: the first group consists of ecologists or agronomists working on pesticide resistance, whereas the second group includes medical scientists interested in drug resistance.

We also collaborate very closely with Roger Barker, an excellent neurologist who does a lot of clinical work, and with Andres Floto, who works on tuberculosis; together we are studying autophagy in tuberculosis.

We collaborate very closely with the Government of Indonesia – at national level and with its representatives at provincial and district level – to manage our overall work for women and children in Indonesia in support of the government's national development plan.

We collaborated very closely with the cities we're in now".

In such a situation, collaboration is unsurprisingly heterogeneous: the bipartite graph (business subsystems in Fig. 9 (Additional file 9)) shows a handful of larger groups collaborating very strongly, but there are a wide range of groups with comparatively low collaboration as well.

Homer Cummings, U.S. Attorney General, Sanford Bates, first Director of the Bureau of Prisons, and Warden Johnston collaborated very closely to create "a legendary prison" suited to the times, which resulted in the Alcatraz Island Federal Penitentiary being nicknamed "Uncle Sam's Devil's Island".

So, it has been with Russian universities; as of the late 2000s, they find themselves forced to collaborate from very intimate and tightly closed position with an industrial partner.

"Collaborating is very uncomfortable for some people," warns Nunamaker.

"I did have misgivings at first – I try not to collaborate with brands very often.