Sentence examples for more collaborative that from inspiring English sources

It has been greatly heartening in the face of the sustained and repeated cuts of recent years to see that the theatre sector has responded by becoming more collaborative; that building-based theatres are being more transparent; that many buildings are genuinely trying to work better as partners with small companies and solo artists.

For carriers to work more closely on making their messaging and other services more collaborative — that is, more partnerships with social networks so that they use the carrier infrastructure to underpin their own communication tools.

And it's interesting that, accepting the job, he made a point of singling out the "unique and broad community of artists" the UK has to offer, perhaps signalling that his approach will be more collaborative than that of Nicholas Hytner.

Their output is far more collaborative than that of Emmy.

Film is a collaborative medium and there are directors that are more collaborative than others.

"Women take instructor-led classes that are more collaborative than competitive," said Moslander.

That process is more collaborative than supervisory.

The digital age offers the development community the ability to shift to a more collaborative approach that could yield higher impact returns.

In particular this author is interested in the changing nature of the therapeutic relationship between professionals and people who stutter (PWS), and describes the way it has developed from the "expert professional" towards a more collaborative relationship that recognises the "expert patient".

"Now they can more effectively test … and be more collaborative in that process.

Allowing team members to provide input on product quality builds a more collaborative culture that's committed to quality.