Sentence examples for more effectively together from inspiring English sources

IATI may well be key to getting the development sector to work more effectively together.

So some team members might only pass to each other or work more effectively together.

Instead, they will be asked to find ways of cutting back office costs and working more effectively together.

To err is human, and being honest and open will only strengthen the bonds you share with your colleagues and help you work more effectively together.

Dr. Engel, the association's president, suggests that consumers also check the stepfamily information offered at www.comamas.com, the CoMamas Web site, which was set up in 1998 to help stepmothers and divorced mothers work more effectively together as parents.

I would like to see the polarised debate move on so that we can all focus on how the range of providers we have can work more effectively together for patients.

It also allows us to tap into similar nexus learning from across the globe, more effectively bringing together the best thinking for a truly integrated perspective.

The purpose of this document is to provide a concise analysis of where the global Open Scholarship movement currently stands: what the common threads and strengths are, where the greatest opportunities and challenges lie, and how we can more effectively work together as a global community to recognise and address the top strategic priorities.

Cardiff chief executive Paul Orders, in his report, says Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan "have the opportunity to more effectively link together planning, transportation, economic development and environmental considerations".

Team Effectiveness -- For a team to achieve its potential and perform at the highest level, it's important that members understand their colleagues' thinking style preferences so they can more effectively work together, complement one another, and fill any voids with the right people from outside the team.

In sum, a number of studies, with a diversity of systems, suggest that sex and recombination serve to increase the rate of adaptation under a variety of situations, and this is presumed to be by more effectively bringing together beneficial mutations.