Sentence examples for very collectively from inspiring English sources

"The families spoke very collectively and very loudly through a very robust process that began shortly after 9/11," he said.

"Scolari's Brazil is a team that is very strong collectively; they put opponents under pressure.

"What they wanted to hear from some person and not some institution was that these nineteen lives were very important collectively and individually and that this was a case that was going to be pursued," he said.

Outside, if you stand in its gracious garden (where there's a very nice collectively run restaurant, by the way) and look back at the wall of the palazzo, you can see a long thin crack in the building, at the roof level – as if that earthquake had simply flicked a little finger, for a moment, in its direction.

"It's very disappointing collectively, while personally I won't get this opportunity again.

"We haven't tried very hard, collectively, to explore the application of comedy to games and the examples we do have get old rather quickly".

Hihi were only seen feeding on them very infrequently (collectively they account for just 4% and 6% of fruit in male and female diets, respectively), and this was probably due to inaccessibility rather than for nutritional reasons (kohekohe, kawakawa, and puriri are all too large for hihi to consume whole).

Individually, some of them do not amount to very much, but collectively they add up to a change in the Japanese business environment.

App stores are a very big business collectively, and individually for those developing apps for them.

Each of these higher-order clusters has a very small lifetime; collectively, however, they comprise the bulk of the ionic speciation.

About 1.3 km northwest of Flat Holm are two very small islands collectively known as The Wolves, measuring approximately 25 m by 20 m.