Sentence examples for collective sign from inspiring English sources

Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, Matthew Rycroft, presented the motion and dubbed it "a strong collective sign of our commitment to Libya's sovereignty, territorial integrity and national unity".

I will defend the importance of financial services to London and the UK even when I am the last politician in the UK willing to do so, but that defence would be easier if they lent more to struggling businesses, if they showed some restraint in their pay, and if they made some greater collective sign of their commitment to wider society.

(Indeed, this funding comes on the heels of another startup in the same space, Synk, raising $22 million less than a month ago — a collective sign not just of the widespread use of open source, but the acceptance that there are a lot of vulnerabilities in the packages that need identifying and addressing).

It seems like they get everyone excited for the brand new product and when it's released, there is a collective sign of disappointment from devotees and new customers alike.

They continued to use the DBS tools but also committed to frequent, longer structured interactions and collective sign-offs between engineers and salespeople during the various product development stages.

And late last year Animal Collective signed with Domino Records, one of the country's leading indie-rock labels.

Young, Iris Marion, "Gender as Seriality: Thinking About Women as a Social Collective", Signs 19(3), 713-738, Spring 1994.

Oil's fall was coincident with the small, but certainly welcome collective signs that government had lost either its appetite or ability to maintain the 2009-2010-era I'm-in-charge-here mien.

Interestingly, the retinol – hydroquinone combination diminished the collective signs of photodamage more effectively than 0.05% tretinoin emollient cream in terms of dyspigmentation, fine wrinkles, and tactile roughness within 16 weeks of treatment.

The collective-farm sign was taken down and replaced by that of a bank.

Then known as the D-Generation, the collective was signed for a weekly series.