Sentence examples for lack of collaboration between from inspiring English sources

According to Symes, the main issue is the lack of collaboration between apps.

The real problem is the lack of collaboration between novice and expert teachers.

But in practice many key provisions have been undercut by a lack of collaboration between government agencies.

Services for the elderly are compromised by a lack of collaboration between agencies; there has been insufficient emphasis on prevention and early intervention to ensure that people are better prepared and equipped to deal with old age.

Why? Rob Charlton, chief executive of consultancy Space Group, observes that a stubborn preference for traditional approaches to construction, a lack of collaboration between parties - from architects to engineers - and an unwillingness to share all important data means change has been slow.

Mr. Milliken says arrests and convictions for illegal wildlife trade crimes don't occur frequently because of a number of challenges, including misinformed or corrupt officials and a lack of collaboration between supply countries, like South Africa and Tanzania, and demand countries, like China and Vietnam.

On the contrary, my supervisor and I often discussed new ideas, but because of the lack of resources and the lack of collaborations between different laboratories, none of my ideas turned into reality.

Finally, the issues of lack of adequate research workforce, and the lack of collaborations between different institutions also arose.

In this study we showed that insufficient knowledge of care professionals, unclear task allocation, and a lack of collaboration within, and between, inpatient and outpatient settings are important barriers from the perspective of the health care professionals.

The engineering process is a cross-domain challenge between mechanics, electrics and software, but a lack of collaboration and information transfer between the domains leads to suboptimal efficiency of engineering.

Partnership between local authorities and community groups: What was really clear during a recent walkabout in Sheffield was the lack of collaboration and co-ordination between planners, transport planners, highways engineers and the community.