Sentence examples for not collectively from inspiring English sources

The court said the law could be applied only to individuals and not collectively.

But the players that Thomas assembled do not, collectively, seem to possess them.

He suggested that if his party did not collectively raise its game it was "heading for relegation from the Premiership".

Could we not collectively have mourned the poor murdered victims of Isis in Paris without resorting to ugly culture wars?

To let Jews off the hook: Pope Benedict XVI, who has written that they are not collectively to blame for the death of Jesus Christ.

He also asked the board to confirm that members of the Riggio family could not collectively or individually buy any more shares without activating the poison pill.

Looking back, Hughes admits he was "disappointed" that Labour "weren't collectively up for it".

And tonight was very discouraging to me because we didn't collectively play with heart and compete like I know I do".

A fresh approach which unifies rather than divides, doesn't collectively punish or presume guilt and treats all Australians equally is what is required.

There has been executive collapse because the Cabinet doesn't collectively function and has been taken over by Group of ministers and Empowered Group of Ministers.

But as a series, this one will reveal much about whether Australia's philosophy has shifted ahead of a tilt at their version of a grand slam: India, South Africa, England – a task they haven't collectively mastered in well over a decade.