Sentence examples for resist collaboration from inspiring English sources

Specialists resist collaboration when their careers are built on niche expertise.

By resisting collaboration in a collaborative medium, Gallo has limited himself to the most proudly solipsistic subjects.

BHPs are generally portrayed as resisting collaboration, whereas THPs are presented as eager to collaborate with and learn from their biomedical counterparts [ 12- 14].

The drubbing has emboldened LDP politicians to resist more collaboration.

The problem, these sources say, is that nine years after the marriage between Daimler-Benz and Chrysler, mid-level managers at Mercedes are still resisting any collaboration that could sully the luxury brand's image.

While many companies resist outside design collaboration, Herman Miller is unusual in that it has traditionally formed partnerships with independent industrial designers in the furniture business, Mr. Miller said.

This "burrowing in" will ensure continuity of some experienced leaders but may also confront the next DG with fixed networks of collaboration that resist supervision.

While the civilian government has made some paramilitary arrests and sacked several army officers with strong ties, it is simply too weak to resist the increasingly overt collaboration.

Organizational structures that allow divisions and departments to own their turf and people with long tenure to take root creates the same hardened group distinctions as Congressional redistricting to produce homogeneous voting blocs -- all of which makes it easier to resist compromise, let alone collaboration.

While the fact-based film might have relied on a manipulative script, Smith ensured emotional engagement without added schmaltz, but should have resisted his next collaboration with director Gabriele Muccino: the drippy drama Seven Pounds.

Collaboration means we resist positional battles and focus on shared goals.