Sentence examples for described teams from inspiring English sources

Some interviewees described teams of clinicians and managers able to balance policy requirements and local needs in order to develop innovative care, albeit limited by financial restrictions and often with an uncertain future.

Previous work by our research group has described team dynamics in the ICU [ 9].

"That defense is called the 'Not-Going-Fishing' defense," Van Exel said, referring to the phrase "Gone Fishing," which is widely used to describe teams bounced from the playoffs.

Mourinho justifiably spoke of qualities that, in the past, have not instantly sprung to mind when describing teams he has managed.

Nadella describes Teams as, "a chat-based workspace…designed to facilitate real-time collaboration while building up the institutional knowledge of a team".

For example, in a case study of ECS implementation in grades 1 3, Strohl et al. (2014) describe teams of two teachers, each responsible for specializing in content for two classes of students (science/social studies/mathematics; language/arts/reading/writing).

"I thought it's very Gisele {Bündchen} and Tom {Brady}." says Johnson who sweetly describes teams as "the guys in orange or the guys in blue".

"Integrative health care" has become a common term to describe teams of health care providers working together to provide patient care.

He speaks with a convert's zeal, describing team-mates with a kind of hushed awe.

The article summarizes the results of the program post mortem and also describes team interplay on a recently completed work in a company.

Thirdly, the theme 'leadership', also within the descriptive literature that describes team organization, refers to leaders as being pivotal for the effective coordination of team members' contributions.