Sentence examples for cooperation too from inspiring English sources

But there has been plenty of cooperation, too.

The EPA struck the same note of cooperation too.

And they need to maintain security cooperation too, she says.

22. (S/NF) There are opportunities in the area of security cooperation, too.

But there has been a profound effect, and the story is not only one of conflict but of accommodation and cooperation, too.

There were some policy clashes – Clinton was attacked over Syria and her vote in favor of Iraq, Sanders was attacked on guns – but moments of cooperation too, as when Sanders bailed out Clinton on her use of private email as secretary of state: "The American public is sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails," Sanders said, to big applause in the room.

In news reports, Mr. Vance said the fraud at the bank reached to its management and justified the indictment, saying the bank's cooperation was "too little, too late". He also said the Abacus indictment was his office's first against a bank since the famed 1991 prosecution of Bank of Credit and Commerce International, or B.C.C.I., under Robert M. Morgenthau, the former Manhattan district attorney.

"I think that today cooperation is too big a word," Esfandiary said.

Moreover, even though the harm we cause through our actions requires God's cooperation, it too would not occur but for our choosing and willing as we do.

In the USFWS, the examples of cooperation are too numerous to mention but include California condor and black-footed ferret.

An organization with tension, low levels of cooperation and too much politics, is more focused on dispersing energy on futile conversations rather than on better execution.