Sentence examples for suggest cooperating from inspiring English sources

However some of the genetic abnormalities cluster together which may suggest cooperating events.

All the vodka in Russia couldn't help dull this dude's pain if he ends up in the feds [for good]." Some inmates suggested cooperating with prosecutors and risking Trump's ire and foreclosing the possibility of a pardon was Manafort's only move in the short term.

At the very least, documents released through litigation suggest prosecutors cooperated with Epstein's lawyers to keep the deal under wraps.

The army and the rebels, he argues, are objective allies: both sides refuse to allow Algerians to govern themselves, both reject political pluralism and both are willing to use extreme violence -- and even, some reports suggest, to cooperate behind the scenes -- to further their aims.

Aside from attacking Sessions directly, Trump has also called into question how the DOJ and other departments — and thus the rule of law — function in the U.S. When discussing Cohen's plea deal Thursday, Trump suggested that cooperating with law enforcement, or "flipping" as he described, should be made illegal.

When the cruise operations were spun off 18 months ago, Mr. Arison continued to broach the subject casually with Peter Ratcliffe, the chief executive of P & O Princess, who also said no. Rattled by the Sept. 11 attacks, Howard S. Frank, Carnival's chief operating officer, called Mr. Ratcliffe Sept. 24 and suggested they cooperate.

Human CNV lesions have also been reported to contain VEGF-expressing macrophages, which were suggested to cooperate with VEGF-expressing retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) to drive angiogenesis.

During the early phase of adipogenic differentiation, hotspots are central constituents in super-enhancers and have been suggested to cooperate with super-enhancers to drive the differentiation process (Siersbaek et al., 2014).

Key outcomes from this study suggest: (1) empowering cooperating teachers; (2) designing professional learning for their mentoring practices; and (3) further investigating their thinking and reasoning in practicum settings.

Investigators suggested that a cooperating witness was a rebel soldier who had guarded the missile convoy on its quick return to Russia after the launch.

Clegg says in other political cultures it would not be odd to suggest that parties cooperate, but also campaign against each other.