Sentence examples for looking collectively from inspiring English sources

Taking the mobile market as a whole — so looking collectively at both smartphones and basic mobiles — Android took a 44% share of the market in Q1 (up 24% year-on-year), according to ABI's data, with the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) — which companies including Amazon and Nokia have used to fork Android — taking 13%.

The more the whip disempowers individual MPs, the weaker the party looks collectively.

"I think if you look collectively at all four guys, we really had a great day.

This is not a "phone," Dr. Englander told the parents who looked, collectively, shellshocked.

That audience looks collectively at what is going on on the stage and collectively imagines that this is real...

When discussing Iraq, we must look beyond the short-term gains of some and look collectively at how the country can move forward by addressing the real problems.

"In order for the whole game solution to be viable, it required the English football authorities to look collectively at the fixture schedules and create additional weekends for League football.

The Guild, a not very salacious bunch of media correspondents and TV and radio writers (as opposed to sneaky interviewers, tabloid gossip peddlers or celebrity-slating columnists), looked collectively gobsmacked.

His major works from A System of Logic (which made his name in his thirties) to On Liberty and The Subjection of Women look collectively, in retrospect, like a 20th-century blueprint.

By slicing the museum up like a layer cake and seeing how it will look collectively, it gives the curators the opportunity to express their own points of view, each on a different floor".

You defend as a team and attack as a team, so you have to look collectively, but we haven't reached that consistency".