Sentence examples for It coexist from inspiring English sources

How, for instance, can the sea-shantyish Bury Me with It coexist with the vocoder weirdness of Dance Hall?

"He is focused on thwarting charter expansion rather than working through how to make it coexist with district schools that are working well".

For example, one might hold that it is part of the essence of a spacetime point that it be part of a manifold of such points, whereas it is no part of the essence of an electron (or electron-time-slice, if you prefer) that it coexist with any other electrons.

It could be inferred that H. irregulare may have lost this type of redundancy present in a common ancestor, or alternatively that H. annosum may have evolved subtelomeric and telomeric redundancy as a result of selective pressure events in its Eurasian ecological niche, in which it coexists with other competitive Heterobasidion species (Garbelotto and Gonthier 2013).

It is moderately serotinous, storing only one tenth the number of seeds in its seed bank as the reseeding B. hookeriana which it coexists with on sand dunes in scrub at Eneabba north of Perth.

Thus, without the need to lose a social gene, and just by acquiring the ability to regulate its expression, a bacterium can change its ecological interactions with the various partners with which it coexists.

It coexists with a tremendous conformity.

It coexisted as if shamefully with older buildings.

It coexists with the Cunningham "Doubletoss" choreography perfectly well; it does not heighten its experience.

"What will democracy be like if it coexists with the application of Islamic law?" she asked.

Rugby usually plays second fiddle in most of the British communities where it coexists with soccer.