Sentence examples for initially collaborate from inspiring English sources

The companies will initially collaborate on a Parkinson's research project.

Scholas and UNICEF will initially collaborate on joint global activities, including to help end violence and promote connectivity for all youth, drawing on each other's unique capacities to engage adolescents and expand their access to tools and information for connecting, communicating and cooperating.

Initially collaborating with Wilkins at King's College London, Gosling led the way in X-ray diffraction research.

He followed up that recording with more than a dozen albums, initially collaborating with the musician Brian Jackson.

Crichton and Kaufman initially collaborated on the screenplay, but Crichton withdrew early on, apparently as a result of Kaufman's softening of the book's anti-Japan posturing.

Uru's co-founders — Bill Marino, Johan Adami, and Attorre, all Masters of Engineering Computer Science '16 — initially collaborated on a legal tech product at Cornell Tech's Startup Studio.

Many still talk about how it initially collaborated with the military-led government after Gamal Abdel Nasser's 1952 coup — until Colonel Nasser turned on the Brotherhood and ordered a crackdown that jailed or executed many of its leaders.

The format of her column, the world's most widely syndicated (appearing in 1,400 newspapers), was based on that of the column written by her identical twin sister, Esther ("Eppie") Pauline Friedman Lederer, who in late 1955 had taken over the Ask Ann Landers column for the Chicago Sun-Times and was initially collaborating with Phillips on her answers.

The CMP initially collaborated with the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics to collect blood or buccal samples which would then be used in DNA extraction and profiling of the relatives.

Townes says he and Jaenisch initially collaborated on a project that used nuclear transfer to make corrected stem cells, a process called therapeutic cloning.

Referring to Thurstone's work on comparative judgements, Pollitt (2012a), who we understand initially collaborated with Andrich in the 1970's, argued that comparisons can be made with any kind of object including educational performances.