Sentence examples for this means collaborating from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this means collaborating with direct competitors, but IBM "gets it" that this collaboration on open source creates new resources for everyone, and they're not in a cut throat competition for a finite number of customer dollars.

BP has gone ahead with its extraction of natural gas from Tangguh in West Papua, even though this means collaborating with the Indonesian government, which annexed the territory and controls it by means of a vicious military occupation.

This means collaborating with organizations both inside and outside of one's traditional business partner networks.

In developed countries, that means collaborating to influence the actions of our governments and to deepen public support for those efforts.

It's his fourth effort as a solo artist, although for Mr. Ronson, a musician and songwriter but not a vocalist, that means collaborating with pop stars like Bruno Mars.

And that means collaborating with fintech adopters, executives said.

For now, that means collaborating with artists and producers whose work speak to her -- she drops Kaytranada and SBTRKT as two names she could see herself working with someday.

For now, that means collaborating with streetwear brands like the Dungeons and Dragons-inspired outfit Death Saves, as well as showing work in galleries like MF Gallery in Brooklyn, All Star Press in Chicago, and Mograg Gallery in Tokyo.

She means collaborating with the enemy.

In others it means collaborating to develop a new vaccine or treatment.

Mutualisation for journalists means collaborating with readers to understand, explore or reflect situations, topics and perspectives.