Sentence examples for communal cooperation from inspiring English sources
Objective: The new paradigm that chronic infections are caused by bacterial biofilms prompted us to study the relationship between bacterial pathogenicity, biofilm formation and bacterial communal cooperation.
Freegans in New York have an ethos that taps into what Barnard calls "basic American values" such as thriftiness, self-reliance, and communal cooperation.
Above and around the continually active percussion parts - talking drums, congas, trap drums and gourd - are bass lines, guitar chords and riffs, keyboard chords and four or five harmonizing voices, all meshed in a marvel of percussive complexity and communal cooperation.
Communal cooperation, self-discipline and a sense of structure are all cited as benefits.
That, for her, sums up the essential difference between American and Japanese cultures: the first stresses individualism, the other revolves around communal cooperation.
Scenarios of heightened communal cooperation are theorized to have "therapeutic features", including the possibility of taking the community "beyond its pre-existing levels of integration, productivity and capacity for growth" (Fritz 1961, p. 692; Quarantelli 1985).
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Almost unmentioned, for example, are the moral quandaries faced by Jewish leaders who even at best had to weigh the communal benefits of cooperation with the communal costs of resistance.
In Ghana, community entry and sensitization are strategies which are adopted to stimulate dialogue and encourage communal support and cooperation for health programmes.
The pioneers built their communities not through go-it-alone individualism but communal wagon trains and cooperation.
