Sentence examples for rising collaboration from inspiring English sources

"We know there's rising collaboration among China, Japan, South Korea and Singapore, among other places in Asia," he said.

In 1995, she released Rising, a collaboration with her son Sean and his then-band, Ima.

In June 2005 Kelly put together Timor Leste – Freedom Rising, a collaboration of Australian artists donating new recordings, unreleased tracks, and b-sides to make connections between a wide range of music to raise money for environmental, health, and education projects in East Timor (Timor-Leste).

"That is what should give rise to collaboration".

There is rising interest in collaboration among supply chain partners in food and fibre supply chain management studies.

In an environment of globalisation, intense competition and rising R&D costs, collaboration has become an essential means of sustaining technological growth.

One of the less heralded tracks—and arguably, best— was "Lyrics," a no-holds-barred collaboration with rising 19-year-old grime MC and producer Novelist over a twitching digital riddim.

In 1996, 35.8% of output was collaborative, dropping to just 25.4% in 2011; in contrast, collaboration rose in all other regions.

Although this may seem like a waste, we show that these overlaps give rise to efficient collaboration in terms of unique localization.

This feeling, the melodic hysteria that rises from such collaboration is translated into a blended raucous, crafted simultaneously through two visions joining as one. .

Poundland's first celebrity collaboration follows the rising popularity of home baking in the UK – triggered by TV programmes such as the BBC's The Great British Bake-off – which has led to one in seven Britons baking more than twice a week.