Sentence examples for really collaborating from inspiring English sources

"If it's all computer-based, are you really collaborating?" he asked.

[When] you are really collaborating with people, and really trying to make something of yours for them,...you have to balance out how to communicate with them, and how to get as much out of them in that given moment, then come back again and try to get something else out of them the next day.

If children around the world are to get a better education we need to really collaborate.

"Your partner is your closest point of reference, but we've never really collaborated [as artists].

It would be an opportunity for Google "to really collaborate with an academic group in a new area," he says.

MindMeister has some things going for it such as the use of AJAX as opposed to flash hence no need for a player, the fact that they offer the ability to really collaborate on the mind maps as opposed to just sharing them, exporting to MindManager on the desktop makes sense and it's very easy to use.

Julia: The reality is that we really collaborate on everything.

I went in and we really collaborated on something cool.

You have to make friends with the world in order to really collaborate with them.

"You can really collaborate with the self-assembly process," said Noorduin.

It's a badly-organized legacy system where key players can't really collaborate in a way that makes sense or feels right.