Sentence examples for successfully collaborated from inspiring English sources
Participants, researchers and practitioners successfully collaborated in analyzing, writing, disseminating the project results, and directly informing local policy-makers, media, and other residents.
An elegant stylist, he moves freely among classic idioms, and has successfully collaborated with each of his musical sons: Wynton, Branford, Delfeayo, and Jason.
Umaña-Taylor has successfully collaborated with school districts for over 15 years to design and implement large-scale, longitudinal, school-based data collection efforts with high school students.
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.
Through multiyear research projects, Bates and his colleagues have successfully collaborated with extension and industry to distill years of practical research into steps that maximize grower yields while minimizing costs.
They contend that increased inequality intensifies social stress, making it difficult for individuals 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.
They leverage their discretion to successfully collaborate with internal (i.e., colleagues in other functional areas) and external (i.e., communities and regulators) stakeholders.
Even so, Mr. Marek and other automakers contend they can successfully collaborate with autonomy in ways that preserve — and even enhance — the attachment that owners feel to their vehicles.
The central distinguishing characteristic is that groups of individuals successfully collaborate on large-scale projects following a diverse cluster of motivational drives and social signals rather than market prices or managerial commands.
