Sentence examples for valued collaborator from inspiring English sources
In November, four of Dr. Ivins's closest co-workers wrote a glowing obituary of their "valued collaborator" for Microbe, the leading microbiology journal.
If you have any ideas, I'd love to hear from you, as I consider you a valued collaborator in this process.
The rumor is probably untrue, as a Diaz rep told E! News, "While she does not use one stylist exclusively, Rachel is a close, longtime friend and valued collaborator and they will work together on future projects".
Meanwhile, an anonymous Reddit shitposter, apparently authorised to speak on behalf of the entire UK film community, wrote that "the rest of the British film industry think Charles Lyne [sic] is a snotty little git", before going on to contend that – far from a source of frustration – most filmmakers consider the censor board a "valued collaborator".
Employers who treat their job applicants like valued collaborators win in their competitive spaces, and employers who insist on talking down to talent and addressing them like livestock will get the more-docile-than-talented new hires they deserve.
In one late story, she imagines her three most valued intellectual collaborators, now all dead, gathered at a Chinese restaurant in heaven: Susan Sontag, Edward Said and Anthony Sampson.
Prof. Holton stated that "Her skills as an interviewer were unparalleled, and I highly valued her as a collaborator.
Seeing you tenured will benefit your collaborators and those who value your collaboration.
Malaysia is valued as a trading partner, counterproliferation collaborator, and noncombatant member of the Afghanistan coalition.
During numerous team meetings and discussions, the chaplains agreed that a key quality they valued in non-chaplain collaborators was humility openness to learning about spiritual care and the chaplains' unique perspectives and experience.
In addition, over one-third of SFES respondents expressed that they stayed because they valued relationships with colleagues and collaborators, including other SFES (37%) and/or they perceived that they were making improvements in science education (35%).
