Sentence examples for cooperating in some from inspiring English sources

"This is the first authorized adaptation of a Pynchon work, which suggests that Mr. Pynchon, famously reclusive, is cooperating in some fashion," wrote reporter Dennis Lim.

The weather cooperated in some places, less in others.

"We knew that because we had come under the same pressure that we need to cooperate in some scheme.

Yet lawyers, law professors, and historians have cooperated in some recent Supreme Court cases, and Kalman concludes with a practical examination of the ways they can work together more effectively as social activists.

Columnist Novak won't say what deal, if any, he struck with prosecutors; most analysts believe he must have cooperated in some fashion to avoid Miller's fate of being jailed for contempt of court.

And plenty of animals cooperate in some fashion, from chimps hunting together to ants erecting elaborate colonies.

If the proteins attach to each other through repeated tests, it's a sign that they cooperate in some biological process and aren't just getting stuck together.

Although only eight out of ten of the subjects considered the interaction to be "intuitive," all of the subjects reported they were able to "cooperate" in some understandable manner with the oscillator.

Although the administration has tacitly cooperated in some ways with Iran in the fight against Islamic State in Iraq, the State Department complained about Iran's approach.

"Whereas it might make good survival sense to be wholly selfish and act in a thick-skinned way to everything else that lives in your vicinity, it makes more sense in the long term – and the payoff is greater – if you can cooperate in some way".

This, in combination with the fact that c-myc is already expressed in esophageal keratinocytes, suggest that c-myc and Cdx1 may cooperate in some of the very earliest initiation stages towards Barrett's Esophagus.