Sentence examples for collaborative habits from inspiring English sources

Collaborative habits online are beginning to find expression in the real world.

The workers born in the '80s and '90s are bringing high-tech, collaborative habits into the workplace.

She published her third book, The Collaborative Habit: Life Lessons for Working Together, in 2013.

In her recently published book "The Collaborative Habit" (Simon & Schuster), Ms. Tharp wrote that the show was a great drain, and that her biggest mistake was deviating from her initial instinct: to create a dancing show based on Mr. Dylan's love songs.

Her new one, The Collaborative Habit: Life Lessons for Working Together, would be published by Simon & Schuster in November.

His habit of collaborative working with his wife, the Irish actress, writer and political activist Margaretta D'Arcy, also led to uneasiness in the theatrical establishment with D'Arcy's intervention especially criticised, unjustly, when the couple ended up picketing their own play during a dispute with the RSC in 1972.

The ATLS is a multicenter collaborative project for assessing lifestyle habits of Arab adolescents.

What habits of mind, specialized knowledge, and collaborative skills are required to track down the world's more virulent viruses?

Profile 1 active GPs had work habits that matched the SIPA model (type of patients, collaborative practices).

In regards to the study's first research question concerning the processes of collaborative curriculum design, the importance of helping teachers "break free" from comfortable curriculum development habits cannot be underscored.

A pooled re-analysis of 24 databases from the HUMN international collaborative project has been performed with the aim of understanding the impact of smoking habits on MN frequency.