Sentence examples for trying to collaborate from inspiring English sources

And instead of trying to beat other players, you are trying to collaborate and cooperate with them.

"We are trying to collaborate with the government by assessing the needs and then trying to find joint solutions.

The other night, a friend invited me to a screening of "The Exquisite Corpse Project," a documentary about comedy writers trying to collaborate on a movie.

Informants, trying to collaborate their way out of drug charges, are encouraged to place themselves in harm's way throughout the narrative.

This month Devon and Cornwall's PCC called for a review of the practice, complaining that the system was a continual drain on his force, especially during summer when the local population soars.Smaller forces are trying to collaborate with each other.

American officials have long warned that the region's volatile mix of porous borders, turbulent states, weapons and ranks of fighters with similar ideologies creates a dangerous landscape in which extremists are trying to collaborate across vast distances.

GPs and CPs without experience who had tried to collaborate without success provided information about barriers which prevented or limited collaboration.

To lessen the sting of its decision, Lausanne asked Fisk to try to collaborate with Klais.

How crazy is it to treat NHS organisations as if they were wicked cartels when they try to collaborate?

"We try to collaborate where we can," she said, but she also admitted to finding "these rock 'n' roll guys" a little intimidating.

Mr. Rose's representatives said that they tried to collaborate with Dr Pepper on the best way to distribute the soda, but that negotiations broke down.