Sentence examples for significant collaborators from inspiring English sources

He wanted his trip to represent a "critical turning point" in relations between NSW and Israel, "going from being … allies and friends to significant collaborators and economic partners".

The Significant Collaborators are CD, JF, KN and RS.

But Summer was and always will be Moroder's most significant collaborator.

Abramović's Mona show, Private Archaeology which opens on 13 June, will combine some of her earliest performance pieces made with one-time partner in life and art, Ulay, with more recent work in which her most significant collaborator is the audience.

The band this week includes the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, probably the most significant of his collaborators over the past decade; the pianist Aaron Goldberg; the bassist Joe Martin; and the drummer Jeff Ballard.

Although not explored in our case studies, the research networks developed also appear to have provided significant benefits to collaborators in the north, by enhancing their ability to access skilled southern researchers who contributed to the quality of studies done in several respects.

Despite overwhelming evidence that Britain harbours Nazi collaborators, a significant section of political and legal opinion has stubbornly opposed bringing them to justice.

Cesarani declared, "Despite overwhelming evidence that Britain harbours Nazi collaborators, a significant section of political and legal opinion has stubbornly opposed bringing them to justice".

The cryptic film also continued on from his previous work by employing two significant and long-standing collaborators, the novelist Gyula Hernádi, who wrote most of his screenplays, and Ferenc Grunwalsky as director of photography.

Because EvoS projects are intended to bring together people from otherwise disparate contexts, social networking software should be expected to play a significant role in identifying collaborators and organizing them into productive working groups.

X-ray astronomer Ken Pounds of the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom says "if lost it would be a tragedy for our Japanese colleagues and a significant disappointment for U.S. collaborators working on the microcalorimeter".