Sentence examples for more than collaborating from inspiring English sources

This means behaving differently and doing more than collaborating with others in the same industry sector.

"Forging a relationship between Yale and China is more than collaborating with faculty and more than sending students to the university there".

As scientists, nothing pleases us more than collaborating with researchers in other disciplines.

We're talking about a climate where standing defiantly against the West is reaping more political awards than collaborating".

Health professionals must do more than collaborate together in working groups.

(Sinagra) XIU XIU, FROG EYES (Tonight) The post-punk Xiu Xiu plays the angular rock so much in fashion these days but ventures outside the lines a bit more than others, collaborating with adventurous pals in Deerhoof.

Participant 15: Integration needs to be more than just collaborating MDAs with multiple drugs.

And there is something arrogant about the notion that going it alone is more noble than collaborating and working within a community in order to improve it.

These networks consist of more than 200 collaborating general practices.

"With Guillaume, I found we interacted much more as collaborating scientists than as a supervisor-student relation...

His career – at Oxford's Museum of Modern Art and running the Whitechapel – before he replaced Alan Bowness as director of Tate, was more about collaborating with artists than building a collection.