Sentence examples for become cooperative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dodd said he expected Mr. Kerry and Mrs. Clinton to become cooperative partners.

This week's meetings in London, Strasbourg, Baden-Baden, Prague and Ankara will test the new diplomatic style by revealing whether once-reluctant allies of the US are prepared to become cooperative global partners.

"It's difficult to single out one factor and say this is the key thing that causes [a species] to become cooperative breeders," he says.

They also found -- and this is important -- that people who are ostracized subsequently become cooperative.

For Iran to become cooperative with other OPEC member and major oil producing nations, the oil prices have to significantly drop even below the current rate.

There is exponential power in peace which has been realized throughout history; this often unexplainable domain where science and spirit merge to become cooperative evolutionary forces.

It has loosened restrictions on cellphones and other electronics, and created a few areas for private business, allowing barbers' shops to become cooperatives and giving more licenses to private taxi drivers.

It is clear that what leads here to innovation are the inputs coming from the technological and financial partnerships; innovation is no longer closed and it becomes cooperative.

Under these conditions, substrate binding of the PaNhaP dimer is non-cooperative, but unexpectedly it becomes cooperative at pH 6. Cooperative ion binding is most likely mediated by Glu73 and may be important for controlling the intracellular pH at neutral or basic pH, where a cooperative increase in Na+ affinity would gradually inhibit substrate release and slow down transport.

14 The consumption of sufentanil every 8 hours was much lower than 0.35 μg/kg, and thus the sedation scores of the enrolled patients were all below 2, and after 16 hours all the patients in both groups became cooperative and oriented (sedation score=1).

Supposedly Fisons' attitude has become more cooperative, but conservations are doubtful about this.