Sentence examples for rather than cooperating from inspiring English sources

First, rather than cooperating unconditionally, our cooperator partners played Tit-For-Tat and, therefore, were not as easily identifiable as cooperators.

Rather than cooperating, mujaheddin leaders turned to brutal internecine conflict.

Rather than cooperating, too many functions end up competing for power, influence, and limited resources.

Now, rather than cooperating with the U.A.W., Volkswagen is trying to block the union.

Both are prominent white-collar defense lawyers with reputations for opposing the government rather than cooperating, although their strategies naturally vary depending on the interests of their clients.

"We don't like to be seen as negligent and losing out rather than cooperating with the U.S. and other markets," Hammar said.

Usually they compete rather than cooperate.

It probably encourages Greek and Turkish leaderships to posture and blame rather than cooperate.

Greg Anderson remained behind bars for 13 months rather than cooperate with prosecutors who wanted him to testify about performance-enhancing drugs he was suspected of giving Barry Bonds.

In several notable instances over the last two years, including one involving The New York Times, the journalists have gone to jail rather than cooperate with law enforcement officials.

Rather than cooperate with the United States against the Soviet Union, the Arab world's new nationalist strongmen were transfixed by their rivalries with one another.