Sentence examples for bad cooperate from inspiring English sources

By analysis of their phenotype, and of purified lymphoid populations in culture, we show that Bim and Bad cooperate in certain apoptotic responses and in the suppression of γ-irradiation induced thymic lymphoma.

The ruling party and finance ministry mandarins are now replaying the old goso sendan, or convoy system, in which good and bad banks cooperate to drift along in tandem.

Collectively, these results demonstrate that Bim and Bad can cooperate in the apoptosis of thymocytes and activated B lymphocytes and in the suppression of thymic lymphoma development.

"If Europe does bad to us, why cooperate on Iraq?

The combined force of normative and empirical expectations makes norm compliance a superior choice and makes defection, in case the others are expected to cooperate, a bad choice indeed, be it because punishment may follow, or just because one recognizes the legitimacy of other's expectations (Sugden 2000).

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has singled out Sudan as an example of a country with a bad record that has begun to cooperate with the United States.

"These are cheap people, bad people, and they are telling me not to cooperate with the Americans.

"Purely in actuarial terms, there is a strong possibility that bad apples in the nuclear establishment are willing to cooperate with outsiders for personal gain or out of sympathy for their cause.

Gossip also told people whom to trust, and the prospect of a bad reputation discouraged them from acting selfishly, so large groups could peacefully cooperate.

If the child doesn't cooperate and you refuse to hug, this can lead to bad feelings and more stubborn behavior.

"The Muslim communities, most importantly, they have to work with us, they have to cooperate with us and turn in the people they know are bad.