Sentence examples for won't cooperate from inspiring English sources

The problem is his feet won't cooperate.

"That really isn't possible because the Indians won't cooperate".

If investors won't cooperate, they can be compelled.

Our allies won't cooperate with us if they think a terrorist will end up at GTMO.

There is no repo system, no bail-jumping, and the municipal police won't cooperate.

The energetic handling will appeal to enthusiasts, but the automatic transmission won't cooperate.

But Marie's brain won't always cooperate, and she's likely to blurt out some irrelevant fact -- say, about what age really means to an Eskimo -- in the middle of an otherwise promising interview.

"If you don't cooperate with them, you won't succeed.

Reacting to news that William Schabas, a Canadian professor of international law, has been appointed by the UN human rights council to head the inquiry, foreign ministry official Paul Hirschson said "the odds are we won't be cooperating with the inquiry.

Although there's no hard data on this yet, anecdotes suggest that many undocumented immigrants are going off the radar, meaning that among other things they won't be cooperating with police to report serious crimes.

If you find you can't cooperate in the planning, chances are you won't be able to cooperate while you are on the road and without your usual supports.