Sentence examples for collegial place from inspiring English sources

With only two departments, the College of Chemistry provides a relatively small and collegial place in which to live and work, while being nestled in one of the most beautiful and vibrant cosmopolitan areas in the world.

This sentiment was echoed by Jones: "This university is the most collegial place I've ever worked".

The Grand Avenue Club is a collegial place, and a voluntary "work-ordered" day is key to helping members achieve their goals and integrate into larger communities.

She remembers the city as being a very civic minded and very collegial place.

For a solo traveler, finding good food and drink is easy, but finding them in a vibrant, collegial place that is happy to seat one among many is a score.

But boards need to be collegial places, and a more diverse mix of people may upset this need.

This is the law, if for no other reason than most directors would be disqualified from being independent because boards are supposed to be collegial places.

Although Polaroids of the staff were pinned up on a wall, implying a goofy, collegial office culture, the place was eerily quiet, which was perhaps appropriate for a company that doesn't actually make anything and has relatively few employees; the drivers are independent contractors.

"It might sound corny, but I really think our culture makes this a more relaxed and collegial and fun place to work," said Mr. Leddy of Cleary.

For starters, Thain says he wants to foster a more collegial atmosphere, a place where executives ask what's best for Merrill.

Rather, they say, it may be that the Senate has changed over the last few years, becoming a less collegial and more partisan place.