Sentence examples for collaborative attempts from inspiring English sources

"We would certainly support collaborative attempts to alleviate traffic," said Debra L. O'Kane, the executive director of the North Fork Environmental Council in Mattituck.

Her project is a long-term, collaborative attempt to explain why "where" matters.

The new SABER database represents an ongoing, collaborative attempt for the astronomy education community to collect and summarize the highly dispersed literature on astronomy education research, although it is not yet complete.

What started as an earnest collaborative attempt at deciphering the structurally and stratigraphically complicated rock succession in Wales ended in 1835 with a presentation outlining two distinct subdivisions of the pre-Carboniferous succession.

Answers to these questions will be contestable, and will properly emerge only from a collaborative attempt to understand what joins us as citizens and what we owe to each other as citizens an attempt which will lead to different results in different political communities: but we have made progress if we have at least identified more clearly the questions that we must ask.

Therefore, the American Society of Breast Surgeons (ASBrS) convened a multidisciplinary consensus conference entitled a "Collaborative Attempt to Lower Lumpectomy Reoperation rates" (CALLER).

The surviving sepsis campaign, a collaborative attempt from three major critical care organizations, issued a call for global action against sepsis.

ATLAS is the largest collaborative effort ever attempted in the physical sciences.

Quality improvement collaboratives attempt to corral clinicians, provide a common goal and interventions to reach this goal, and network these communities to support each other in achieving this goal.

Significant collaborative effort has been made over the last 15 years in an attempt to unravel the genetic mechanisms underlying these conditions.

Collaborative interfaces attempt to realign the roles, making the participants collaborators in solving the person's problem.