hand in hand

1. In cooperation, jointly, as in Industrial growth and urbanization often go hand in hand. This phrase, often put as go hand in hand with, was first recorded in 1576.

Example Sentences

“California is uniquely positioned to lead the effort in showing innovation and responsibility and how they can go hand in hand,” she said.

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Speaking on the BBC Sounds podcast Complex, she explains: "Poor self-esteem tends to go hand in hand with perfectionism because there is this fear of failing".

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The clock ticks on; six hours until Smith performs “Horses,” perhaps hand in hand with the young artist who first penned the lyrics to “Gloria” and “Redondo Beach.”

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Sometimes this means that research goes hand in hand with the implementation of the program—they gather data and learn as they go along.

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As we slowly gained some civil rights, it seemed that both hope and calamity walked hand in hand.

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