Sentence examples for collaborating if from inspiring English sources

Because there were so few of us, we got used to collaborating: if someone needed a poster, you made the poster, you know?

I like compromising with people and collaborating, if that's part of what you're doing.

Collaborate – if it's in the best interests of solving the problem at hand, even if it's not in your interests.

They learn about creativity: it is best not to sleep on the job; it is sometimes good to collaborate; if you paint a storm, you might get swept away.

Teams are able to collaborate if one node is authenticated on both networks.

Finally, two countries are more likely to collaborate if they are geographically close to each other, if they have a similar technological specialisation and if they share a common language.

"We are very close in culture and it's very easy for us to collaborate if we know about each other".

Secondly, given multiple telcos are forced to collaborate if they want to offer a global virtual mobile data service, long-standing roaming agreements often stand in the way of economical pricing models.

We must encourage and support the freedom to collaborate, if we want to see a boom in entrepreneurship and global economic growth.

(The pair previously collaborated, if ever briefly, on "Django Unchained").. "I had a wonderful conversation with Quentin [Tarantino] about three or four weeks ago, and that was a very productive conversation and hopefully something like that comes along," Dern told HuffPost Live in an interview last week, before Tarantino axed "The Hateful Eight".

While I believe it's important for neo-anabaptist type folks and neo-reformed type folks to find areas of common ground, to respect each other's faith as valid, and to be civil and loving towards each other, I strongly question the notion that there is some kind of "greater goal" underneath which we ought to collaborate, if indeed the political climate is as I perceive it.