Sentence examples for possibilities for cooperation from inspiring English sources
Genotype × environment interaction (G × E) limits the possibilities for cooperation between breeding programs operating in different environments.
The United States, NATO and Russia should vigorously pursue possibilities for cooperation in this area; genuine collaboration could dramatically change how the sides perceive one another.
It creates new possibilities - for cooperation in combating terrorism, the spread of chemical weapons and common threats to the environment, and for shaping a less violent world.
The F-bombs and c-words are a distraction from the actual work that could be done and cut off possibilities for cooperation in the future.
Possibilities for cooperation across environments would affect the optimal design of dairy cattle breeding programs considering genetic gain, inbreeding, and costs.
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi The self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State may fear a more coherent international effort against his forces in Iraq and Syria given the new possibilities for cooperation between the US and Iran.
This opens the possibility for cooperation to emerge through reward and punishment strategies such as "tit for tat"—start by choosing low arms but then match the strategy chosen by the other player in the previous round.
Opposing exclusive support of black electoral candidates, King continued: "SNCC staff members are eminently correct when they point out that in Lowndes County, Alabama, there are no white liberals or moderates and no possibility for cooperation between the races at the present time.
Farage insisted Ukip would continue as a party in its current form but went on to hint at possibilities for closer cooperation with Eurosceptic Tories.
A number of possibilities for the cooperation of turbine control modes and supervisory control of frequency and active power are investigated and evaluated in the paper.
Precisely because such domestic systems are characterized by a common acceptance of legitimate authority, and by a broader sense of mutual obligation, a true realist would never disagree that their possibilities for "trust, cooperation and growth" are often encouraging.
