Sentence examples for the more collaborative from inspiring English sources

Presumably, the effective practice of collaborative divorce seems to demand that the attorneys be of the Cooperator or Collaborator types, as well as operating by the more collaborative motivations.

Why the more collaborative approach?

That said, I do think that women are suited to the more collaborative direction that music is taking today.

That model has had a powerful impact, helping to discount the more collaborative aspects of innovation, but it is "completely dated," Ms. Baldwin said.

The more collaborative and apolitical that process is, the less isolated the leader, and the greater the likelihood that the business strategy will be grounded in reality.

The City Ballet corps dancer Troy Schumacher, who directs the Satellite Ballet and Collective, said that younger choreographers are eager to embrace the more collaborative and fluid world they experience offstage.

Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), which advocates the collective harnessing of all project participants' talents and insights, is one approach that many in the industry think can make the process more collaborative.

Hollywood taught him to listen to actors and make the process more collaborative.

"We asked them, how would you do it?" says Steven Schaffer, vice-president of Boeing's "global partners"—a title that reflects the new, more collaborative approach.

Thirteen years on, she decided the time had come to go it alone and to try to make the process more collaborative and less painful.

Existing models emphasize only specific aspects of the disease, highlighting the need for more collaborative research and novel paradigms to advance the translational research space of FSHD.