Sentence examples for cooperation hard from inspiring English sources

Some blame Nato for not following up with political support after its air campaign; some argue that it was the lack of institutions to make democracy work, or Libya's atomised tribal structure that makes cooperation hard and magnifies distrust.

"What you can expect from us is cooperation, hard work and determination," Zerba said.

At school, she uses her classes to teach young students not just choreography, but important life skills such as cooperation, hard work, responsibility, and self-respect.

But he doesn't seem to understand that his many months of Muslim-bashing comments have made that cooperation harder.

Yet Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, seems inclined to start his tenure with a serious mistake that would inflame tensions with South Korea and make cooperation harder.

In the European Union, countries like Germany may regard the union's more troubled nations as shirking their fiscal duties, and that makes cooperation harder to achieve.

Certain policies, such as restrictions on Muslim immigration and support for hard-line elements in Israel, will only make closer cooperation harder.

Unions raised wages, but maybe there is a grain of truth that they fossilized job descriptions and made cooperation harder.

The cooperation and hard work I witnessed was utterly amazing.

Reaching 4,969 yards required a lot of cooperation and hard work from my teammates.

This spirit of cooperation is hard to find in the public language between the two nations at Copenhagen.