Sentence examples for often cooperated from inspiring English sources
He said Muslims often cooperated as individuals, "without the cover" of organizations.
At Adobe, Mr. Connor said, he was familiar with Mr. Farid's research, and Adobe engineers often cooperated with the Dartmouth scientist.
Because the Vermont Democrats were predisposed against him, Sanders often cooperated with the local Republicans to get initiatives passed.
Several groups HuffPost spoke to said that Dallas law enforcement officers have often cooperated with federal immigration agents in handing over undocumented detainees.
Another facet of human cooperation is that an individual often cooperates with members in the same group and not with others, a phenomenon called ingroup favoritism [ 24- 33].
In Germany, works councils are not the same as unions, though the two often cooperate.
The specialized agencies report annually to ECOSOC and often cooperate with each other and with various UN organs.
In addition to the muscles already described, other facial muscles often cooperate in the act of lid closure or opening.
In fact, community developers, environmentalists and neighborhood groups often cooperate to make housing more affordable, particularly for low-income households.
Despite their competition in the air, smaller airlines often cooperate on the ground and contract for the technical services of other carriers to do their maintenance work.
The possibility of collusion between the Taliban and Afghan officials suggests that, rather than fighting each another, the two Afghan sides may often cooperate under the noses of their wealthy benefactors.
