Sentence examples for never collaborate from inspiring English sources

Co-authorship networks do not absolutely reflect the scientific collaboration, because many researchers may know and influence each other but never collaborate in writing a paper.

Marc Jacobs will never collaborate with H & M or Gap because he's too busy collaborating with himself: he's fighting in every weight class, a paragon of spread-thin integrity.

Ennio Morricone, who has worked on three previous Tarantino films, told film students in Rome that he would never collaborate with the director again, saying he "places music in his films without coherence".

The two virtually never collaborate, and they could scarcely be more dissimilar in style, but their work appears side by side so regularly that they often simply call themselves "Los Bros. Hernandez".

David Maraniss, the author of biographies of Bill Clinton, Vince Lombardi and Roberto Clemente, said he would never collaborate on an autobiography that he could not report thoroughly or write a biography authorized by the subject or his family.

I had that nice feeling that Paul had saved her.'ItIt was a little love-homage,' says Paul. 'Waving across the divide.' Maggie O'Farrell and William Sutcliffe - two bestselling British writers in very different fictional genres - say they would never collaborate on a novel ('The reason why it works is that we both write such different books').

Further, just over half of the healers (9, 60%), reported a previous collaboration with the Government health care system, while six (40%) had never collaborated (Table  3).

I have never collaborated with anyone more closely.

Unlike Google, Naver almost never collaborates with smaller companies on new services, but builds everything itself.

Yet they never collaborated to piece together clues about the Christmas Day attack that were coming in.

"Perhaps he didn't have the courage of other priests, but he never collaborated with the dictatorship," he told the Associated Press.