Sentence examples for marked cooperation from inspiring English sources

There is a marked cooperation between neurones and astrocytes with regard to maintenance of GSH.

The human experience has been marked by cooperation as much as by conflict, a historian argues.

The Sandomierz Agreement of 1570, which defended religious freedom, marked the cooperation of Polish Lutherans and Calvinists.

We are made to exist in a life that should be marked by cooperation, interdependence, sharing, caring, compassion and complementarity.

Life in an ant colony is marked by cooperation, but it also entails conflicts.

Two events in recent weeks, marking unprecedented cooperation among former enemies, underscore the gravity of those concerns.

The cooperation marked a bright point in a frequently troubled relationship.

I applaud the stance he took and feel hopeful that we might embark on a new era marked by greater cooperation for the common good among all our citizens.

Eileen M. Decker, the United States attorney in Los Angeles, where the investigation is being handled, said the effort to compel Apple's technical cooperation marked "another step — a potentially important step — in the process of learning everything we possibly can about the attack in San Bernardino".

"The process to date in the Senate and House has been marked by strong bipartisan cooperation," said Denis McDonough, the president's chief of staff.

"As the world's fastest-growing region the Asia Pacific is critical to achieving my highest priority, and that's creating jobs and opportunity for the American people... and [the region] will largely define whether the century ahead will be marked by conflict or cooperation... .. Obama was far from alone in raising Asian expectations.