Sentence examples for early collaboration with from inspiring English sources

AT&T does not have a stellar track record when it comes to protecting its subscribers' information from government intrusion, as the company's early collaboration with the NSA proved.

And the work circles back — in both its imaginative beauty and in its utter incomprehensibility at times — to Mr. Glass's early collaboration with Robert Wilson, "Einstein on the Beach," of 1976.

These papers, along with my early collaboration with R Espínola, appear to have stimulated a large amount of on-going research in this setting.

This study was facilitated by early collaboration with social research and policy colleagues to develop a rigorous design which included an innovative approach to patient referral and trial recruitment, a comprehensive process evaluation examining intervention delivery and an integrated economic evaluation.

In 2007, the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control used early collaboration with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), grocery card shopping records, and product traceback for several suspected items simultaneously to successfully implicate a vehicle in a community Cyclospora outbreak.

It's likely to be reminiscent of Brian Eno's role on his classic early collaborations with Budd in the late 1970s and early '80s, The Pavilion of Dreams, The Plateaux Of Mirror and The Pearl.

Early collaborations with Larry Rivers, Sam Francis, Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg were an immediate success, vaulting U.L.A.E. to the forefront of art printmaking in America.

Crosby's early collaborations with Bix Beiderbecke and Ellington and later ones with Armstrong, Eddie Condon, Connie Boswell, Johnny Mercer, Woody Herman, Bob Crosby (his kid brother), Eddie Heywood, Bob Scobey, Rosemary Clooney and many others retain their ingenuity and rhythmic zest.

Those early collaborations with Meadows led to a part opposite Russell Crowe in Cinderella Man, and a role as a Guardian reporter in the third of the Bourne films, The Bourne Ultimatum.

Mr. Toussaint's influence reached well beyond his own material; his arrangements were incorporated throughout the concert: not only on "Deep Dark Truthful Mirror," one of his early collaborations with Mr. Costello, but also on a host of other Costello originals.

It's tempting, too, to draw comparisons with the work of Jean-Pierre Jeunet, from the darkly mechanical shenanigans of his early collaborations with Marc Caro (most notably Delicatessen) to the wilful whimsy of The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet with which this shares a deliberately cumbersome title and askance worldview.