Sentence examples for could be collaborating from inspiring English sources

Three Islamist groups – al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQMI), its splinter group al Mourabitoun and Massina Liberation Front (MLF) - claimed the attack on the Radisson Blu hotel and security analysts say they could be collaborating.

Security analysts say the groups could be collaborating.

There have also been several allegations that Turkey could be collaborating with the Islamic State.

This has raised concerns about the impact strikes could have on the ongoing civil war there, although the Obama Administration were keen to dispel any suggestions they could be collaborating with the beleaguered, oppressive regime of Bashar al-Assad.

What might be a little more interesting is the cloning and reincarnation of, say, Darwin (so we could show him what a great job he did) or Kurt Cobain (so we could see if he'd be collaborating on club bangers with Taio Cruz by now).        .

At the moment, Donwood is taking a break from his Radiohead work while the band tours South America but he's already heard a few early snippets of new material ("I couldn't possibly comment"...) and will be collaborating with them again.

Who might he be collaborating with today?

"Tricked" was the word I settled on, "how the CIA tricked the world's best writers;" it could have been "paid," it could have been "subsidized," it could have been "used," it could have been "collaborated with".

He "wanted to see if [he] could write a song as if Charlie Manson and James Taylor were collaborating".

When we learned that Santigold and Smashbox were collaborating on a makeup collection we could hardly contain our excitement.

He is collaborating with Merck to devise versions that could one day be tested in patients.