Sentence examples for collaborating to benefit from inspiring English sources

For one night, Maker's Mark, five Louisville chefs and four bartenders are collaborating to benefit APRON , Inc

I was reminded of this, when I heard of the group of musicians who are collaborating to organize a benefit to help a beloved and renowned sound engineer who, after ten years of remission has had his cancer return.

Tsai said her lab and others have begun collaborating to explore the possible benefits of light therapy for those diseases as well.

Brockman says: "You look for other participants in your value chain, and you ask, 'How can we collaborate to the benefit of our shared customers?' You look to collaborate".

Lack of power creates managers who are more concerned about guarding their territories than about collaborating with others to benefit the organization.

In large organizations, at least, I have observed that powerlessness "corrupts".1 That is, a lack of power (the capacity to mobilize resources and people to get things done) tends to create managers who are more concerned about guarding their territories than about collaborating with others to benefit the organization.

Collaborating to Develop University Policy.

The Esports Forum provides an important and extremely valuable opportunity for us to gain a deeper understanding of esports, their impact and likely future development, so that we can jointly consider the ways in which we may collaborate to the mutual benefit of all of sport in the years ahead.

Knitter or crocheters are invited to join a Community Needle Art Group once a month and collaborate on projects to benefit the community.

Knitters or crocheters are invited to join a Community Needle Art Group once a month and collaborate on projects to benefit the community.

Knitters or crocheters are invited to join a community needle art group once a month and collaborate on projects to benefit the community.