uncooperatively

The roots uncooperatively kept ripping out of the dirt.

With the river pitching uncooperatively, the boat yawed periodically and the gangplank was treacherous.

Hastings responds uncooperatively.

Finding the various comedy films she was cast in uninspiring she behaved uncooperatively until she was released from her contract.

Spring, who had an extensive criminal history in New Jersey, gave his name as Ron Speaks and a false birthday and acted uncooperatively to the police.

Those who were not following ethical market behavior, behaving uncooperatively, or encouraging competition, were shunned by their kabunakama comrades, and likely by the larger market community.

He wants to make it easier for lawyers to establish and sustain professional reputations as reliable peacemakers - for example, by letting them more simply withdraw from cases in which clients pressure them to act uncooperatively.