Sentence examples for over collaboration from inspiring English sources

These soloists create friction and competitiveness, she says, which often takes precedence over collaboration.

It encourages competition over collaboration, but even worse, it tends to make young people feel like they aren't smart enough to be mathematicians.

But Korean texts gloss over collaboration by the nation's elite with Japanese colonial authorities in the first half of the 20th century.

It was not until Jacques Chirac became president in 1995 that the French state accepted its official complicity, prompting much soul-searching over collaboration, memory and guilt.That makes the reaction to the recent release of "La Rafle" curious.

The 1978 law that bans collecting ethnic data has roots in France's shame over collaboration with the Nazis during the second world war, when Jews were marked with yellow stars and sent to death camps.

Finally, there is the crucial matter of the way in which the health bill (there is precious little social care in it) prioritises competition over collaboration, and whether the two can comfortably co-exist.

Neither does government-brokered, over-collaboration between big monopolistic businesses and start-ups help the cause, as it can be a recipe for an uncompetitive disaster.

This might be a case of over-collaboration with the building, since it is the lightning-bolt zigzag design of the entire structure which Libeskind tells us derives from a dislocated Star of David, and that is visible only from the air - "an image", in the architect's words, "only seen by an angel".

"Starting Over", a collaboration with visual artist Nayland Blake exhibited at Matthew Marks Gallery in 2000.

The next song on the set-list was "If It's Over", a collaboration with Carole King.

Free of corner office suites, hierarchical office planning, even walls, these new domains celebrate community over privacy, collaboration over solitary invention.