Sentence examples for less collaboration from inspiring English sources

If a prosperous economy is just the name we use for people creatively collaborating together to solve problems, then the less people there are, the less collaboration there is, the less creativity there is, the less prosperity there is.

It takes the staff members and consultants working on Spectrum Communities projects less time, but no less collaboration.

A year later, it seems we have more division and less collaboration. 1. Wrong language by the rank-and-file.

Exiting the EU means we may not meet EU standards as a trusted party and there is likely to be less collaboration and research with EU partners.

"But the loss of research in these companies can also mean less collaboration with universities". It is hardly the recipe for recovery the chancellor has sought in a strategy that has life sciences at its heart.

Policies will no longer be "delivered" and there will be less "collaboration" and "transformation" in Whitehall, if the government gets its way.

Boundary-less collaboration is important to the growing process because it develops a collective group thought throughout the organization, according to Copeland.

Rather, it's the universal ideals of independence and interdependence, of self-reliance and self-less collaboration that are at the core of our movement, and that have attracted such incredible support.

With Elizabeth LeCompte directing the Americans and Mark Ravenhill (replacing Rupert Goold, who initiated the whole project) leading the home team, what you get is less a collaboration than an awkward stylistic collision.

And political compromise was nothing less than collaboration with the authorities -- providing information to the secret police, for instance, or becoming the worst kind of careerist.

Any challenge by the U.S. President to these Israeli policies amounts to nothing less than collaboration with those who seek to destroy the Jewish State.