Sentence examples for could better collaborate from inspiring English sources
Instead, he spent their meeting discussing ways doctors could better collaborate with nurses.
As many people will recall (because the controversy dragged on for a while), an update in Instagram's terms of service and privacy policy, which was introduced so it could better collaborate with Facebook after the social networking service purchased it, upset and confused users who worried that their photos would be sold or used in ads without their permission.
One participant may undergo a raw emotional transformation while another could learn how to better collaborate in a professional setting and it's because of this that there's no way to accurately summarize the experience without unjustifiably reducing it.
Two council members, one from the inner city and one from the suburbs, one Republican and one Democrat, swapped districts for a day so they could walk in each other's shoes and better collaborate.
For example, the World Bank Group immediately grasped how they could benefit by moving operational processes to the cloud, saving time and helping globally dispersed teams better collaborate and communicate.
Thus B cells with a defined epitope specificity presented some peptides, and could therefore collaborate with certain T cells, better than others.
Could they collaborate, yet maintain their specializations?
Mr. Adler said the Y could easily collaborate with Hunter.
The broad research on engagement shows that people who are better managed also collaborate better.
Some types are better to collaborate with, and some types are better not to collaborate with.
