Sentence examples for prone to collaborating from inspiring English sources
Prone to collaborating on "development programs" with some of the world's worst tyrannies, from North Korea to Syria to Zimbabwe to Iran (where it fields a big office), the UNDP has inspired quips in recent years that its initials might better stand for "UN Dictators Program," or that maybe, in the tradition of Oil-for-Food, the agency should be re-named "Dollars for Dictators".
Homophily describes individuals' tendency to choose similar individuals as partners, whereas heterophily implies that actors are more prone to collaborate with different partners.
Yet assembly line workers continue to collaborate closely with G.M. engineers in figuring out the least expensive, least- error-prone ways to put the parts together.
They love to collaborate.
"Everyone wanted to collaborate".
They agreed to collaborate.
Nobody is forced to collaborate here.
This may make firms reluctant to collaborate.
The private sector wearily promised to collaborate.
"They want to collaborate with us.
Both men were directed to collaborate together.
