Sentence examples for possibility of teaming from inspiring English sources

To survive, Dr. Cartagena said he was exploring the possibility of teaming up with a popular dual-language public elementary school, the Oyster School, to transform Adams into a dual-language middle school.

The garden is now exploring the possibility of teaming up with a developer to use the site of the current building in a way that could subsidize a new science center.

German media giant Bertelsmann confirmed it is in talking with Microsoft msft about the possibility of teaming up to buy a stake in the cable television network of Germany's Deutsche Telekom dt.

In a scene in an alley, after putting aside their differences, they discuss the possibility of teaming up to make the launderette more successful.

Foothill Coach Todd Fabian and CVFH and CV Manager Drummond Schaffer began to discuss the possibility of teaming up for a Junior All-Star run during the 2012 season to help both teams get over the Division III hump and into regionals.

There's also the possibility of teams losing fans by signing an openly gay player.

The internal machinery of the National Football League is designed to guard against the possibility of teams like the New England Patriots.

Downloadable course materials are available in PDF format, and assignments are submitted online with the possibility of team assignments with students from other countries later in the course.

Let's get one thing straight, the only reason we are discussing the possibility of team orders in the final race is because Ferrari broke the rules in Germany.

This paper revolves around two important ideas: (a) the idea of potential asymmetries between designed (task) interdependence and perceived (social) interdependence and (b) the possibility of teams behaving in ways differently from the designed task interdependence in cases where designed and perceived interdependence are not equal.

37 In the Presst-Next study, nursing assistants and housekeepers had the most contact with patients or residents, inducing high levels of physical and emotional fatigue; hardship was exacerbated by a feeling of working on a production line without the possibility of team discussion of personalised care projects for their patients.