Sentence examples for huge collaboration from inspiring English sources

"I want my project to be international, a huge collaboration of different scientists.

But she said: "This huge collaboration is not delivering on what it promised to do.

As part of what Gearon calls the "huge collaboration," Ross Richardson returned as cinematographer after last year's work on "Touch of Evil".

During her various visits to Stanford, Lindsey interacted with an enormous amount of people: doctors, nurses, staff, and trainees, who were all part of what Dr. Berube calls the "huge collaboration" of people who worked to save their patient.

It's a huge collaboration, and we all need to assemble around us the people who care about us and support us in times of strife.Q.You recently were among the first celebrities to lend your name to the It Gets Better Project.

Craymer agreed: "Jennifer was never apprehensive about the process but it is very different to filming a TV show where you have to have a script and you have to do it in a certain time and then you have an edit process, whereas in creating a piece for theatre you have to go through workshops and it is a huge collaboration with the music and sound and lights and director.

There has been no such a huge multicenter collaboration between health institutions in Brazil to date, addressing this public health problem, neither with such a comprehensive obstetric and neonatal approach.

The Human Genome Project launched a new style of big science — huge international collaborations with openness as a key principle.

The pair are key players in Metamorphosis: Titian 2012, a huge-scale collaboration between the National Gallery and the Royal Ballet which Shawcross describes as "a crazy project" involving "adversity, challenge, tears and tantrums", and Watson, with some understatement, considers "pretty interesting".

Berkeley alum Barry Barish, a retired Caltech physicist, has run many huge physics collaborations during his career, ranging from neutrino experiments at Fermilab to the Superconducting Supercollider, a megaproject long since killed off by the federal government.

"One sees more huge recent collaborations in physics," says NCSES' Robert Bell, who oversaw the 2014 Indicators.