Sentence examples for mostly cooperated from inspiring English sources

Three successive governors -- Hugh L. Carey, Mario M. Cuomo and Mr. Pataki -- and the statewide political parties have mostly cooperated in the nonaggression pact.

Buffeted by the political winds that blew through Vietnam in the past century, the Hmong and other minorities occasionally rebelled but mostly cooperated with the French colonists and, subsequently, with the ruling Viet Minh, who promised them a degree of autonomy in exchange for their support.

Remarkably, those accusations only comprised a sliver of the two days' worth of testimony; in a rare display of bipartisanship, Democrats and Republicans mostly cooperated in grilling the Facebook CEO on his company's myriad failures.

These three women mostly cooperate to raise his children; a Martian visitor to our planet might find the arrangement not all that different from what other cultures call polygamy.

Specifically, if A is a conditional cooperator surrounded mostly by cooperating neighbors, A will cooperate more; but then A's increased cooperation may cause its remaining neighbors to cooperate more as well.

The oil and gas industry has, mostly, been cooperating in the regulator's efforts.

There are some news articles, some directories, including one of Manhattan jurists, and a book or two of biographies based on information mostly from cooperating judges.

The Mostly Mozart players cooperated, performing vigorously if not always tidily.

So far the two companies have cooperated mostly on best practices and product sourcing.

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.

Several civilizations, each based mostly on religion, variously clashed and cooperated.