Sentence examples for collaborating well from inspiring English sources

"Frankly," he said, "we have not been collaborating well".

He witnessed journalists engage technology and fail because they weren't connecting with users or collaborating well with engineers.

Mr. Shafik has said he could collaborate well with the generals.

University Circle institutions have not always collaborated well, according to people who have been trying for years to coordinate development plans.

The guy even managed to get Pharrell Williams to collaborate (well, at least stand around and look cool in sunglasses in the video) on his new single "Sing".

To collaborate well, you must involve all parties in a meaningful way: invite people to propose divergent views and promote vigorous debate (some call this constructive conflict).

France and Germany have collaborated well in fighting terrorism and in building a military-industrial complex that accounts for almost half of Europe's capabilities.

The UK's Department for International Development DFIDD) was offered as an example of an organization that has managed to collaborate well with China in Africa.

The solvation dynamics is found to be faster with an increase in XTween-85 and the average solvation time follows the order, EO < EP < EM, which collaborates well with droplet size and abundance of bulk-like water.

Architects and designers generally collaborate well, but even if they develop a project in Bim, the contractor will often do nothing with it because their own supply chains have not invested in Bim".

He collaborated well with directors such as Robert Aldrich and John Frankenheimer, but shied away from working with obviously great ones, perhaps fearing that his limitations would be exposed - though he benefited from Visconti's refinement and fussiness on The Leopard, which gave him his greatest sense of worth as an actor.