Sentence examples for not only cooperate from inspiring English sources
Chimpanzees not only cooperate, but are also willing to help even when they are not getting a direct reward.
These two protein complexes not only cooperate, but also share interesting structural similarities.
De Blasio continues on, not only cooperating with, but planning housing developments in the Bronx, as well as massive waterfront developments in Sunset Park, Brooklyn that will displace working class families and business owners that have sustained these communities for decades.
"It is also a good example of the results one can achieve if the community not only cooperates but also contribute and work together to achieve results for the common good," he said adding that the Gborketa project module of community partnership should be replicated in similar projects across Liberia.
The Hinkley Point project was in large part about borrowing our reputation – showing that we trusted the China General Nuclear Power Corporation not only to cooperate on the EDF plant, but more importantly to design and build its own reactors at Bradwell in Essex, with a view to further overseas deals.
BAG3 utilizes its WW domain not only to cooperate with SYNPO2 during autophagosome formation.
"It has never happened that an established pre-eminent power and a rising power have been able to find a way to not only coexist, but cooperate.
Two constitution-making subjects have not only been cooperating but also competing in establishing the EU as it is.
The judge in the case said that there needed to be study of whether or not Oberlander was only cooperating with Nazis under duress, or out of fear of his life.
Often on the payroll of the cartels in their respective regions, they not only failed to cooperate with the federal police but also regularly protected the cartels and their leaders.
As long as these fundamental objectives remained in place, he was not only ready to cooperate with all nations but prepared to regard with sympathy some of the practices that had taken root in the Hejaz and other areas as the result of foreign contacts.
