Sentence examples for managed to cooperate from inspiring English sources
The study of pedestrian movement took off with the urban sociologist William H. Whyte, who in the 1970s recorded walkers' behavior in the city, noting loitering and flirting; capturing the dynamics of bus-stop queuing; and analyzing how the throngs of people mostly managed to cooperate, instead of dissolving into a turbulent rumpus.
WASHINGTON — Representatives of the Group of 20 economic powers, who managed to cooperate during the financial crisis two years ago, will confront festering disputes over trade and currency this weekend, and try to reconcile diverging approaches for how to deal with them.
Students took up the challenge, worked very hard, were very motivated, and managed to cooperate efficiently during the project.
Tells how old state-run firms managed to persist by cooperating in sometime bizarre ways with each other.
When the SBU caught wind of the operation, they managed to flip the hired gunman into a cooperating informant, according to Ariev.
Dacko managed to leave for Paris, where the French convinced him to cooperate in a coup to remove Bokassa from power and restore him to the presidency.
Through time participants managed to entirely eliminate the initial disadvantage associated with cooperating.
Cameron was facing a ten-year mandatory sentence but managed to knock off five years of the sentence by cooperating with the government.
When Donaldson managed to recruit allies in the Central Council for Health Education (CCHE), he and they soon found that neither the BECC nor the Ministry would cooperate with them on a national program.
A "large measure of trust is necessary if we are to cooperate, manage the uncertainties and confront the risks of working towards a sustainable energy future" [22].
