Sentence examples for making a collective from inspiring English sources

People then have to evaluate the information before making a collective decision.

"When you institute mass screening, you're making a collective decision that this is a good thing".

In 1998, Mann started to travel deeper into the South — to Louisiana, Mississippi, and so on, making a collective portrait of the troubling and troubled land­scape.

With the effects of economic slowdown, terrorist attacks, the Iraq war and SARS wearing off, Mr Bisignani had been looking forward to his organisation's 270 members (the world's international airlines) making a collective profit of around $3 billion this year.

With markets crashing and buyers anxious about matters even more serious than their clothing allowances, designers seemed to be making a collective show of gallantry, as if to say, Beauty first into the lifeboats.

It was as if the fashion world was making a collective stand against those ubiquitous puffer jackets that make most of us look as if we're wearing bubble wrap.

"We made a collective decision that he would not practice".

The coach has always had to make a collective out of rambunctious, often selfish youngsters.

Book publishers seem to have made a collective decision that they asked too much of us.

For now, the 59 women in the lower house are not in a position to make a collective difference.

We all need to make a collective sacrifice to help our neighbors in the Gulf Coast and to support the war.