Sentence examples for will be collective from inspiring English sources

This time round there will be collective responsibility in favour of a single currency.

Assemble all the contributions in the digital suggestion box, we're told in books and academic research, and the result will be collective intelligence.

The wine will flow, and the Japanese guest will mention komorebi, the sunlight filtering through the leaves of trees, and the Frenchman will offer l'appel du vide, the urge to jump off a cliff, and there will be collective acknowledgment of the aesthetic qualities of the Japanese and the nihilistic ones of the French.

The monitoring plan will be collective at the hospital level and the child's primary pediatrician, in the medical and educational fields in those of mental health and social work.

Early on, because the settlement will be very small, it is likely that most decisions will be collective and require unanimity.

Chris will obviously have new policies of his own, but they will again be collective policies of the government.

"The theme of the campaign will be more collective, more national," he said.

Their foreign ministers, not the supranational bureaucracy of the European Commission, will be his collective boss.

"Where that price is will be the collective decision of all these buyers," he said.

But it seems increasingly likely that much will be ephemeral, collective, hard to see.

There will be a collective sigh of relief once this anniversary week has been (hopefully) safely negotiated.