Sentence examples for most collaborate from inspiring English sources

I pick my guests by asking myself two questions: "who do I like watching?" and "who do I like talking to?" I tend to pick from a pool of mostly queer artists because that is the world I am most familiar with and those are the people I most collaborate with.

We observe that most scientists collaborate in research projects despite coordination difficulties, and without any measurable impact on their productivity.

Cultural competency education helps erase stereotypes and assumptions, providing a foundational understanding of what it means to be deaf, what accommodations deaf individuals may need, and how to best connect across the language and cultural divide to most effectively collaborate when working with a diverse team.

The findings suggested that national stem cell policy differences and regulatory mechanisms driving international stem cell research in the US and UK did not affect the frequency of international collaborations, or even the countries with which the US and UK most often collaborated.

We most recently collaborated when I invited her to speak at a conference on Scandinavian translation at the University of East Anglia.

Dexter Bullard, who most recently collaborated with Mr. Wright and Mr. Shannon on the one-man Off Broadway play "Mistakes Were Made," will direct.

In most organisations, collaborating the way the Harvard students allegedly did would get you a gold star: when they stumbled on a problem they could not solve, they used all available resources and worked together to devise a solution.

Knight most recently collaborated with Tom Ford to showcase his spring/summer 2016 collection via film, on a bevvy of models with a cameo by Lady Gaga, in a tongue-in-cheek homage to the Seventies music show Soul Train.

Mark Muro, a fellow and policy director at the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said that Westchester towns would benefit most from collaborating on a county or regional level.

The composer Scott Frankel and the lyricist Michael Korie, who most recently collaborated on the 2009 musical "Happiness" at Lincoln Center Theater, will be joined on "Far from Heaven" by the playwright Richard Greenberg (the Tony-winning "Take Me Out"), who will write the book, Playwrights Horizons announced on Friday.

In most cases, collaborating would have associated costs and these costs need to be weighed against the potential benefits from collaboration.