Sentence examples similar to less co operative from inspiring English sources

But he is less co-operative with official GONGOs.

Ex-soldiers have been less co-operative than ex-policemen.

Unions in other industries have been less co-operative.

Vegetarian animals are much less co-operative because they don't need to be.

The more circumspect, pesky foreign press, meanwhile, have been less co-operative.

But to be sure Dr Raichlen will need to put animals far less co-operative than ferrets on the treadmill.

Planners, fearing eyesores, are growing less co-operative (complaints from rural campaigners are holding up the Science Museum's array).

Usually the better the people are, the more difficult it is to convince them and the less co-operative they are.

By allowing consultants to keep a bigger share of the profits from their own business units, it risked creating a less co-operative environment.

Businesses have become less co-operative since Edward Snowden, a former American security contractor, leaked information about large-scale snooping programmes.

The-Latest.Com, the citizen journalism website, used Freedom of Information requests followed up by emails and phone calls over a three month period to gleans the information – and some authorities were less co-operative than others.