One thing is collectively true: These businesses are wholly aware that Amazon is eyeing what's theirs and that what worked yesterday probably won't work tomorrow.
(27) and (28) both enjoy a collective reading on which the piano lifting is true of the boys collectively but not true of any particular boy (similarly for the deal brokering and Sam and Jess).
We are also cautioned that even though people often speak as if there is a unique truth-maker for each truth, it is usually the case that one truth is made true by many things (collectively or severally).
The same is of course, true for women, and collectively the co-founders say that editorial-driven marketing leads to higher conversion (and receptiveness), because it's inherently more personal, curated by the people who create that content.
On the other side of the house, more on our go-to-market and G&A functions, we are working on ideas like having collaborative shared governance; how do we get from having Finance run their suite, and Sales run Salesforce and Marketing run Marketo, to having a true partnership that works collectively.
But even though it's 100percentt obvious and true, let's all collectively sit Indian style on the floor and meditate on the many ways in which Angelina Jolie is hotter than 99percentt of the world.
This was true for all samples collectively, even when we divided the samples into five age groups: 18 20; 21–31 401–41 501–50 and 51 64 (Table 1).
This is particularly true if universities act collectively.
The true significance of cultural property, collectively the universal heritage of humankind, places on museums a considerable responsibility.
It calls on us to learn faster by working together and to pull out of ourselves more of our true potential, both individually and collectively.
