Sentence examples for all cooperated from inspiring English sources
If we all cooperated to employ this strategy, we would all be better off for it.
The results show that four kinds of lanthanide ions were all cooperated successfully with the functionalized polysiloxanes and an intra-molecular energy transfer process took place in these systems.
In his closing act as a Cub, Ross respectfully requested that the massive throng of supporters at the rally pose with him for a selfie, to which we all cooperated.
Officials at the hospital and the state and federal agencies said they all cooperated on the case.
The directors of major physics laboratories in Europe, the United States and Japan gathered at this mountain resort this week to make plans for a new particle accelerator they all agreed would be so large, powerful and expensive that it could be built only if they all cooperated on a scale without parallel in scientific history.
We know that companies like Verizon, Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft have all cooperated with the NSA to some degree, but how do those relationships manifest themselves in Canada?
In order to ensure that pharmacies in the control group would not be influenced by the intensive implementation program, all pharmacies that cooperated with the same GPs or that had local collaboration with another pharmacy in the vicinity were grouped in a cluster of pharmacies.
Surprisingly, most of the Cambridge MBAs ignored the game theory and cooperated at all times, which resulted in low or even negative scores, but helped teams develop connections and build trust with each other.
BP, he said, "has stepped up to its responsibilities and cooperated with all official investigations regarding the accident," while Transocean "continues to take every opportunity to avoid its responsibilities".
In the "equal-proportion" condition, 50% defected, 50% cooperated, and in the "cooperators-rare" condition, 80% of partners defected and 20% cooperated.
In contrast, the average adolescents showed significantly different cooperation rates between the sub-cases (χ2(3) = 9.003, p<0.05); in particular, they cooperated significantly more following trials in which 2 cooperated, compared with trials in which all participants free-rode (U = 86.500, p<0.05).
