Sentence examples for because of cooperation from inspiring English sources

The successes in Basra were achieved because of cooperation between the British, Iraqi and American armies, Mr. Ibrahim said.

But a hunter-gatherer, because of cooperation between bands, may interact with a thousand individuals in his tribe.

Their numbers have been increasing in recent years because of cooperation between our three countries in policing the gorilla's forest home.

Senator Christopher J. Dodd, the Connecticut Democrat who heads the Senate Banking Committee, said the bill became a reality because of cooperation from Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the panel's ranking Republican, and many other lawmakers on both sides.

Robert Gates, manager of Northeast Generation Services, which manages the company's hydroelectric properties in Connecticut, said the Taftville project was made possible because of cooperation among his company, D.E.P. and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.

Because of cooperation between the two state bodies -- one more business-oriented, the other more academically oriented -- Cook College at Rutgers University and the Chubb Institute both established research and development divisions at the Technology Centre when it was built.

We excluded an additional three patients because of lack of cooperation (frontotemporal dementia) and three patients declined follow-up for NIV.

Past border initiatives have foundered because of lack of cooperation from the Mexican government, long under the control of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.

But the immediate effect on the United States' relations with Russia was unclear, in part because the scope of cooperation between Iran and Russia also remains unclear.

However, cooperators cannot cooperate with everyone because there are costs of cooperation (Santos et al., 2006; Xu and Wang, 2015).

Because of that lack of cooperation, Mitchell said, it will take longer to complete the investigation.