Sentence examples for problematic collaboration from inspiring English sources

Many faculty complained they had little input before the university -- with much fanfare -- entered into an ultimately problematic collaboration with the for-profit online education provider Udacity.

Randall Roberts of the Los Angeles Times found its production "captivating", despite "a relative lack of structural variety within the songs," and called the album "a cocksure, fiery, smart, if problematic, collaboration that showcases the pair's distinct lyrical skills".

The health care professionals' experience that the phenomena of pain and the provision of health care for older adults living with pain is problematic and requires collaboration with other professions.

The collaboration was problematic – Brecht and Weill came from very different places, and had very different ambitions.

The authors rejected the interference, saying critics were trying to "beautify" the country's problematic history, overlooking Korean collaboration with the Japanese occupiers and postwar dictatorships.

Far less problematic was Seltzer's fruitful collaboration with his friend Charlton Heston on seven films as producer.

This paper describes the context and protocol for a feasibility and acceptability randomised controlled trial (RCT) evaluating a novel intervention combining motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural therapy (MI-CBT) for participants with BD and problematic alcohol use, developed in collaboration with people with lived experience of both issues.

This made collaboration between services problematic.

Ownership of open standards can be problematic in broad, grass-roots collaborations; the embryonic legal framework in this area requires new or improved models to encourage maintenance of and contribution to open standards and support their evolution.

Lack of a common approach to assessment is particularly problematic for milestones related to interprofessional collaboration and teamwork because, unlike medical knowledge and clinical skills, nationally standardized measures of individual resident competence in interprofessional collaboration have not been established [ 5].

"There's an assumption that any collaboration is suspect and potentially problematic".