Sentence examples for cooperating to bring from inspiring English sources

In a series of big and small experiments, towns are cooperating to bring in new business, paying collectively for services and pooling resources to unsnarl problems like traffic.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Fishermen in Laingpatehi village, Ruang Island, North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia cooperating to bring a sande boat (longline boat) ashore.

And they were right that there was no publicly available hard evidence to prove that the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government during the 2016 election sure there were contacts between Russian officials and people on the campaign, but no evidence that those contacts were about cooperating to bring down Hillary Clinton.

Even the genes in a genome cooperate, to bring an organism to life.

After Sept. 11 the two countries became closer and cooperated to bring down the Taliban.

Both Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband will be aware that minority governments are vulnerable when their enemies cooperate to bring them down.

Additionally, the Lake Erie and Finger Lakes grape programs and the statewide extension enology and viticulture programs also cooperated to bring Vit 2010 to life.

The basic modal constructs in this Coalition Logic of Propositional Control (cl-pc) allow us to express the fact that a group of agents can cooperate to bring about a certain state of affairs.

There is no good reason why these democratic forces should not cooperate to bring about long overdue economic and social reforms on which they agreed years ago.

The account of how the Iraqi zookeepers and Americans cooperated to bring the zoo back to life is hampered by cumbersome sidebars, but it's a good story nonetheless.

Consequently, there are opportunities for Canada and the United States to cooperate to bring new drugs to market faster, share data and outcomes, and invest in research, development and innovation on both sides of the border.