Sentence examples for work through together from inspiring English sources

"How we get there in terms of time, events, travel, etc., is something that we will work through together".

"There are real issues and competing priorities and values that we must work through together — balancing transparency, privacy, fairness and respect for teachers," Mr. Duncan said.

So in the end I said, 'Actually, no.' " His resistance to such things has presented the people at TED with "a challenge we're trying to work through together," in the words of Amy Novogratz, the prize director.

My mother wouldn't (and doesn't) insert herself into my older, married sister's reproductive choices, because those are decisions she expects my sister and her husband to work through together.

If there's a technologically minded child in your family, Thing Explainer would be a wonderful gift and a great book to work through together, comparing these diagrams and simple-English explanations to the "proper names" you can easily find online.

In one of the most high pressure leadership roles I've had, I routinely crafted a notional and unique crisis action scenario for me and my staff to work through together.

I myself learned a lot from the insights and disputes they generated and worked through together.

She spoke of a sense of generosity modeled by her fellow coworkers, who support one another through an accountability group where ideas are conceived and worked through together.

The reason for no longer wanting a consultation was that too much time had passed and the respondent thought that the midwife probably would not remember the course of labour, but also that the experience had been worked through together with the respondent's husband or friends or by writing down the experience.

Mr Jones held a news conference in Cardiff and said the prime minister needs to listen to Wales but all four nations needed to work it through together.

If your spouse is truly sorry, and if you want, in any way, to repair the relationship, you need to try to work it through together.