Sentence examples for is a collaborative venture from inspiring English sources

Showroom Dummies, Lane stresses, is a collaborative venture.

The three-year-old incubator, which focuses on bioscience companies, is a collaborative venture of the school and the nearby Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a leading biological research institution.

The park, planned as an incubator designed eventually to nurture start-up companies in a supportive, relatively inexpensive university-related environment, is a collaborative venture of the college and the nearby Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a leading biological research institution.

The Blazek display is a collaborative venture with Axis Gallery, which organized a Moroccan carpet exhibition of its own in Chelsea last year, and exemplifies another persuasive selling point of the Tribal and Textile show: the chance it affords to see objects you are unlikely to find elsewhere.

I am now a researcher in a lab that is a collaborative venture involving a number of companies and universities.

The Tumblr page is a collaborative venture that allows activists to submit a proposal for demonstrations in their location if there is not already one listed in that area.

But since scoring films must always be a collaborative venture, it is in his non-cinematic work that Morricone has been able to work out more abstract musical ideas.

Policy development can be a collaborative venture between government and citizens, instead of a top-down exercise which can only be accepted or rejected at elections with no options in between.

And so to have something like that come along was really a great gift in a lot of ways, because it's a collaborative venture, and it's also a medium where I'm able to use a lot of the things that I learned doing comics, but with its own very different process.

The project was a collaborative venture between a Queensland Hospital and Health Service and an Institute of Tertiary and Further Education TAFEEducation TAFE

The NCAA countered it is a collaborative joint venture that has made rules in the interest of collegiate sports, thereby maintaining core values key to its fan base of amateurism and an integrated experience of academics and athletics.