Sentence examples for successfully collaborate from inspiring English sources

They contend that increased inequality intensifies social stress, making it difficult for individuals to successfully collaborate.

The current and former employees say he inspired a small team of young engineers to develop more secure code, improve the company's defenses — including encrypting traffic between Yahoo's data centers — hunt down criminal activity and successfully collaborate with other companies in sharing threat data.

There are a number of caveats related to all of the abovementioned studies that need particular consideration if crime scientists are going to successfully collaborate with conservationists and the government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that conduct these studies.

Understanding the underlying principles of how and under which premises the different local actors successfully collaborate in environmental governance can offer valuable insights into how ecosystems and their natural resources as well as related ecosystem service delivery can be sustained for the livelihoods of local communities.

Working in a large organization means a certain level of social skills are needed to successfully collaborate.

Projects and services that depend on the hard work of volunteers have been successfully collaborating with statutory children's services for many years.

An elegant stylist, he moves freely among classic idioms, and has successfully collaborated with each of his musical sons: Wynton, Branford, Delfeayo, and Jason.

In the UK the National Gallery and the National Galleries of Scotland successfully collaborated on their most expensive ever purchase of two of his masterpieces, Diana and Callisto and Diana and Actaeon – eventually bought for £95m.

She also knew that she wanted the input of Nancy Meckler – formerly joint director of the theatre group Shared Experience – with whom she had previously, and very successfully, collaborated on a dance adaptation of A Streetcar Named Desire.

We successfully collaborated with our colleagues in the prison service to recover the mobile phones and I would like to pay tribute to my detectives who have worked tirelessly to make communities safer and see this case to its successful conclusion.

In fact, she says, "I think our first thought was, 'Well, at least we have a third act.'" As it turned out, Bigelow and Boal, who had successfully collaborated on The Hurt Locker three years earlier, quickly realised it was not a third act but "the entire story".