Sentence examples for increasingly collaborated from inspiring English sources
After the Y.P.G.'s victory in Kobanî, it continued liberating towns from ISIS, and increasingly collaborated with Arab fighters and Christian militias.
Towards the end of the 20th century the UN increasingly collaborated with business, which subsequently increased the influence of private interests in the UN system.
In international research collaboration, France was the most collaborated country with Arab world (125; 8.8%), followed by the United States (113; 8.0%).
However, a few collaborated with enthusiasm.
During her tenure at the Getty she tightened the museum's policy on collecting antiquities and collaborated with Italian investigators looking into international trafficking in such pieces.
Dr. Augustine and associates at Duke next collaborated with Dr. Deisseroth to create transgenic mice with channelrhodopsin in different brain cell populations.
Dr. Crick next collaborated with Dr. Sydney Brenner, and together they worked on the problem of how the genetic code translated into proteins that build organisms.
The writer Will MacAdams collaborated with Marcus Green, an eighth grader, in developing the narration, which will be read by Terryl Daluz, an actor from New Haven.
He's long collaborated with Latin pop singers and reggaetón stars, and last year he released "Armando," his first Spanish-language album.
And felt increasingly tense.
Increasingly, it is America.
