Sentence examples for collectively approach from inspiring English sources

Today, that same stretch of the city, where Twitter put down roots, now hosts companies (Uber, Spotify, Dolby, Square, Zendesk, Yammer) whose valuations collectively approach $100bn.

Chevron does have assets in those countries -- substantial assets that collectively approach $20 billion in value.

PHOTOS: Fall movie sneaks 2013 The half dozen or so horror films released this year — they also include "Mama" and the "Evil Dead" remake — are going to collectively approach half a billion dollars in box office.

Spent fuel can be processed and used to supply this country with energy for centuries and is collectively approaching $1 trillion in value.

While GFG is currently valued at €2.8 billion ($3 billion) and is collectively approaching 5 million active subscribers, Nils Chrestin, GFG's new CFO (who comes over from Lamoda) said that none of the individual operations are yet profitable.

Collectively, this approach has culminated in the Limited Capacity Model [21, 22, 23, 35, 46].

"Collectively the approach looks very promising for clinical translation," says Jerry Mendell of Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus.

Collectively, this approach allowed assignment of all resonances to individual residues and therefore established the topology of the rings.

Collectively the approach is therefore extensible in that, as new biological information on the pathway becomes available, it can be readily incorporated into the model.

The Hacketts (as the married screenwriters were collectively known) approached the task of adapting Anne Frank's memoirs, first published in America in 1952, as any seasoned professionals would: by looking for a genre that could contain Anne's anecdotal narrative of two years spent hiding, along with seven other people, in secret rooms above her father's Amsterdam business.

Collectively, these approaches suggest the positioning of the iron, ectoine, and 2-oxoglutarate ligands in close proximity to each other and with a spatial orientation that will allow the region-selective and stereo-specific hydroxylation of (4S -ectoine to (4S -ectoinedroxyectoine.