Sentence examples for cooperating even from inspiring English sources

"They don't want to be seen as cooperating, even at the expense of tragedies in their own community".

With the country — maybe the world — on the edge of economic Armageddon and the parties seemingly incapable of cooperating even in the direst of circumstances, the White House has a message of unity.

Mr. Babar's lawyer, Daniel J. Ollen, said the misconception may have stemmed from a statement Judge Victor Marrero made that suggested that Mr. Babar "began cooperating even before his arrest".

Wrangling over Machar's return continues to cast doubt on the viability of a proposed unity government led by two men who have been at war for more than two years and had a poor track record of cooperating even before the conflict.

The US and Iran are cooperating even more closely in Iraq, as Iraqi coalition forces that include Iran-backed Shia militias often work fist-in-glove with US airpower in the fight against IS.

Authors, however, proved unenthusiastic about cooperating even with these relatively simple requirements, and the SDAs are now generated by the MINT curators themselves ahead of publication of the paper.

To fail to do one's part in a cooperative enterprise is to wrong those who cooperate even when it does not clearly harm either them or the enterprise as such (Dagger 1997, p. 71).

By contrast, in actual policy making, no attention is paid to 'potentially unjust' refusals to cooperate (even if some may be paid to predictable failures of cooperation).

But it is unclear if Republicans would cooperate even on a modest bill.

At first she declined to cooperate with Navy investigators, but later decided to cooperate, even agreeing to secretly record conversations she had with the football players under investigation.

Ideally, he said, this adds complexity to a production because it presents characters struggling to cooperate even when they're at odds.