Sentence examples for working together more amicably from inspiring English sources
The companies had been fierce rivals for years, but have been working together more amicably in recent months.
We should work together more often.
Within the oil industry, Americans, Britons, and Iraqis appeared to be coöperating and working together, if not amicably then, at least, on speaking terms.
The idea that the CIA and the FBI will suddenly start working together amicably seems unlikely; and anyway, who would want to take spying lessons from the CIA, which was only slightly less culpable in the September 11th mess?Spooks and snoopsYet the biggest problem will be cultural.
Mr. Bogle had hired Mr. Brennan in 1982, and they worked together amicably for more than a decade.
The more we work together the more we are able to combine together.
At Cambridge, the only other university with a similarly complicated collegiate structure, the emollient vice-chancellor, Alison Richard, has persuaded colleges, departments and the central administration to work together reasonably amicably.
Another problem for the SPD: when two parties have been part of the same administration, working together on a daily basis (and quite amicably, I'm told), it's hard for them to demonize each other.
Miliband and Balls worked together amicably.
And he mocked the idea that it would be possible for cabinet ministers to campaign on different sides in the referendum and to then work together amicably afterwards.
TECHNOLOGY is its own nation whose citizens can work together amicably and profitably even when the geographic neighborhoods where they live are bloodily divided.
