Sentence examples for far more collaborative from inspiring English sources

Their output is far more collaborative than that of Emmy.

He made the relationship between artist and producer far more collaborative.

The newer project, "Byker Revisited," is a result of a far more collaborative endeavor.

Having weathered its crisis of survival, when emphatic leadership was essential, Harley decided that it needed a far more collaborative style.

Yet, for much of the 19th century, the inter-relationship between mass production, high art and craft was far more collaborative.

But while Farrell could certainly do with relaxing and letting his bandmates tell their side of the story (after 50 minutes of what, for him, must be a stupefyingly boring encounter, Theo lets out a massive yawn that signals the end of the interview), the album seems to be a far more collaborative effort.

It's not perfect - it thinks distorted guitar is the same as harpsichord, for example - but it is far more accurate than collaborative recommendation.

That August night, Ms. Ramsden took on far more than the collaborative's usual dog-walking or accompanying a recipient home from a colonoscopy.

A more effective approach must be far more permissive and collaborative: to work more from bottom up to understand what is blocking improvement and let that add up to more appropriate top down change.

The United States Government interagency community is far more tight knit and collaborative than other disciplines.

To accomplish them, the nation needs research organizations that are far more mission-focused and collaborative than the current principal investigator (PI centered model of academic research.