Sentence examples for collaborating in some from inspiring English sources

Ecologists and botanists working with NTS, Scottish Natural Heritage and conservation charities are now investing heavily in a series of intensive studies to map and track mountain plants, collaborating in some cases with highly skilled mountaineers.

L.A. teachers union President Alex CaputonPearl on Tuesday said that teachers in all types of schools are already collaborating in some areas.

Q: Bosch and his half brother, Mickey Haller, have collaborated in some recent novels.

That the two auction rivals, who each do about $2.3 billion worth of business a year, collaborated in some areas was long an open secret in the industry.

Ms. Upshaw's pianist, Gilbert Kalish, collaborated in some classic DeGaetani recordings, and one selection here -- George Crumb's "Sleeper," from 1984 -- was written for DeGaetani and Mr. Kalish.

More importantly, you will end in day 3 wanting to collaborate in some way with this huge challenge that sustainability is for society.

After eight weeks of touring, it was apparent to both of us that we needed to collaborate in some way.

The Cooperators of Opus Dei are non-members who collaborate in some way with Opus Dei – usually through praying, charitable contributions, or by providing some other assistance.

Patients' relatives and attendants were invited to collaborate in some of the nursing care work like feeding via nasogastric tube, and input/output measurements and recording.

Even if the site is a potential competitor, you'd be surprised how many people are willing to collaborate in some respect for mutual gain.

The Service Employees International Union and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees are collaborating in ways some see as a path to a merger.