Sentence examples for made collaborations from inspiring English sources

Bad relationships between Time Inc. and CNN had always made collaborations difficult, but Jeff Zucker, the new head of CNN, is said to be very interested in the content of those magazines, especially Time.

Liautaud graciously made collaborations with Donna Karan, Pyer Moss and Victor De Souza to name a few.

Soon after that, Cuba made collaboration with the program illegal, but it continued and grew.

Ms. Upshaw, a tireless advocate for contemporary music, has made collaboration between peers a pillar of the program's curriculum.

Despite the differences in culture and practices, the Human Genome Project made collaboration a central feature of biology.

Jonas Gahr Støre, Norway's foreign minister, has made collaboration with Russia a top priority over the last two years.

NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco said the center is a welcome replacement for an aging building in Camp Springs, Maryland, that made collaboration between scientists and forecasters difficult.

This made collaboration between services problematic.

New health care reforms have introduced new organisational boundaries and thus made collaboration between FPs and DNs more difficult.

[CP6: CP W BCN]" However, a positive attitude might change as a consequence of the increased burden or lack of financing that made collaboration impossible.

We want to make collaborations concrete, rather than ceremonial.