Sentence examples for work together on problems from inspiring English sources

Moakley's uncharacteristically petty attack will only exacerbate tensions between East and West and make it more difficult for the delegation to work together on problems that do affect the whole of Massachusetts.

At a minimum, it requires designers to develop online environments where students can work together on problems, pose problems to each and critique each other's solutions.

It's a huge open space (we knocked down a lot of walls to get it that way) that encourages people to work together on problems.

Students are encouraged to work together on problem sets.

Student groups looking for a place to work together on problem sets or to cram for that daunting midterm exam should find the task a bit easier this quarter, thanks to the Library's new Book a Room system.

The logic behind Mr. Obama's approach appears to be rooted in the belief that voters - and especially independents - are looking for evidence that politicians in Washington are working together on problems rather than content to live with an unending stalemate.

But Catholic and Muslim ministers hold a monthly peace prayer.For Mr Crompton the real innovation is ministers working together on problems that arise from such unusual religious spaces, not "hideous" new architectural blueprints for them.

CATHARINE R. STIMPSON, the dean of N.Y.U.'s Graduate School of Arts and Science, said the universities hoped to build "a model which will show two great universities working together on problems that we must solve if we are to survive".

Second, Brown has been reaching out to other European governments and looking to work together on common problems.

Both kinds of global networks — process and practice — create opportunities for talent to come together and generate "productive friction": a powerful force that shapes learning, as people with different backgrounds and skills work together on real problems.

I didn't even know I did it". Bush also said he "didn't mean to be putting fingernails on the board," while noting that the parties need to work together on addressing problems with the Social Security system.