Sentence examples for ever cooperate from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether competing warlords and clans can ever cooperate to build a real state.

With that, Mr. Critchley, who is active in Democratic Party politics in New Jersey, seemed to foreclose the possibility that Mr. Chang would ever cooperate with the government.

If Connecticut isn't ready to take this relatively easy step, they ask, how will towns ever cooperate on affordable housing and education, where the interests of small municipalities and larger cities clearly diverge?

She said, 'I don't think they'll ever cooperate with you.' Until the day the book went to press I was saying 'No, Alice, they'll come around.' And then, 'O.K., you were right.' It's a good thing I listened to her.

This strategy is different than that of a so-called "massive retaliator," whose response to one act of defection is to never, ever cooperate again.

Though it's distinct from the YPG, it's unclear whether or not the two ever cooperate in their efforts.

Asked by Pelley whether the joint operation was the closest the two once-warring enemies had ever cooperated, Sissi replied, "That is correct…We have a wide range of cooperation with the Israelis".

Although many books have been written about Jobs, Isaacson was the first writer the Apple co-founder had ever cooperated with.

When reporters asked Romanian government officials whether Romania had ever cooperated with the United States over receiving detainees and if the officials could explain the alleged C.I.A. flight records, the chief government spokeswoman, Oana Marinescu, issued a one-sentence statement: "In the portfolio of projects of the Romanian government, there is no activity as the one that you refer to".

The carriers are collaborating on their own wallet offering called Isis, but when have the carriers ever cooperated on a successful consumer product?

Whether he ever cooperated is unclear.