Sentence examples for collaborating because from inspiring English sources

Ironically, going open-plan defeats another of Montessori management's main objectives: workers say it prevents them from collaborating, because they cannot talk without disturbing others or inviting an audience.

Libeskind said that his evolution was triggered by a simple realization: he went from fighting to collaborating because he realized that he needed to work within the existing system — that is, the more-or-less democratic process of rebuilding the site.

It allowed all these manufacturers and network operators to feel comfortable collaborating because there is a level above all that stuff where they can still innovate and compete with each other.

We won't stop making or collaborating, because we hope make an impact on the art and business world.

The programmers at Tribeca were interested in collaborating because we have the same ideas about putting films on VOD alongside the festival to help the films reach a broader audience.

Specialists are particularly interested in collaborating because the GP is the gatekeeper for access to secondary health care resources.

I don't think that part has been solved…I don't think the creation side has really been cracked….I feel like there should be better ways for people to collaborate, because right now social memes are selfish.

It's hard to find people to collaborate with because even if you present an idea to them, even if you've already started, it just seems so awkward to them.

And they have to collaborate, because the most interesting mysteries lie at the intersections of disciplines.

"It's in the state's interests to collaborate, because we all benefit," she said in a telephone interview.

Still, it's too bad the authors didn't collaborate, because taken together, the more than 800 pages they have produced add up to a fascinating character study.