Sentence examples for collaborating with the world from inspiring English sources

Collaborating with the world's foremost designers, creatives and thinkers, NOWNESS.com is dedicated to being a vital instrument for experiencing high-end culture digitally.

Despite the cost in time and effort, collaborating with the world's best scientists and the world's leading scientific facilities can result in stronger science and increased visibility for early-career scientists.

Years later, it was gratifying to discover that the original French title was Images à la Sauvette -- 'Images on the Sly' -- a humbler notion more in the spirit of his early street photographs, work that embraces the mystery and uncertainty of collaborating with the world.

It's been less than two years of dashing from one glamorous closet to another, styling and photographing the sartorial sanctums of the who's who of Toronto, New York, L.A. and Paris, and collaborating with the world's most venerated fashion publications but it's certainly become de rigeur for this enterprising, young trio.

"We can have common interests with other countries and can collaborate with the world.

We very much want to collaborate with the world of Hollywood".

summit, the world's richest C.E.O.'s will collaborate with the world's most powerful politicians to set the global economic agenda," declared another group, Students for Global Justice.

"The Linux Foundation provides us with a neutral forum in which we can collaborate with the world's leading technology companies on open innovation that accelerates that evolution".

·         Skills Matter, who help a 35,000 strong developer community learn and share skills to write better software, is announcing an $5m investment by Beringea to provide even more opportunities for its community to collaborate with the world's top technology experts.  .

We're proud of who we are and we want to collaborate with the world".

As brands get more comfortable with conflict, they will also be able to collaborate with the world's best writers and directors, many of whom avoid working with brands because they fear the need to whitewash their work. .