Sentence examples for little collaborative from inspiring English sources

There is little collaborative work, development of learning communities or mathematical proof at any grade level.

In a back stairwell are some little collaborative pieces Fischer made with the terrific, underrated German artist Georg Herold.

Also concerning is the significantly lower levels of on-task conversation seen in Genie 3 compared to Genie 2, which suggests that there is little collaborative learning going on in the classroom.

They rarely elicited patients' feelings, opinions or difficulties, and there was little collaborative problem-solving discussion.

Small collaborative spaces are prevalent.

The "we" here sounds a little too collaborative, and perhaps admonitory.

"I think it's fair to say that women are a little more collaborative in their approach overall, and a little less driven to conflict as opposed to driven to working out problems," says Janet Napolitano, the US Secretary of Homeland Security.

This paper concludes that the industry makes little use of Collaborative Prototyping, and therefore at present does not maximise the potential that prototyping and collaborative working offer in improving working practices.

Can you tell us a little about this collaborative process early in a GTA game?

LeBron was brilliant and dominant in the last series, on both ends of the floor, but there was very little of the collaborative, improvisatory giddiness that typically makes watching that kind of dominance awesome.

GPs worked mainly in solo practice, relying on their clinical intuition with little clinical or collaborative support.