Sentence examples for begin to coexist from inspiring English sources

In reality, a dual economy will come into existence, where two separate economic sectors will begin to coexist in one country.

When the two began to coexist, they sabotaged each other.

When she realized wild dogs were back in the area, she and her colleagues immediately began to look into how these carnivores might coexist with people outside reserves.

After a break from touring for their 2009 debut album xx, the band members began to write songs individually before they recorded Coexist from November 2011 to May 2012.

Ram Dass developed a deeper understanding of the love parents feel for their children and began to see that personal and soul love are not mutually exclusive but can coexist in nourishing ways.

Gerald Weber, an Oliver Sacks-like neurologist from New York who arrives to examine Mark, stands for the flexible middle position, in which neurology and literature can coexist: "The rapid convergence of neuroscience around certain functionalist assumptions was beginning to alienate Weber".

Evidence for such eukaryote-eukaryote LGT events is beginning to accumulate [ 51] and makes ecological sense if ancestors of these lineages coexisted in anoxic environments.

Since Bronson's ascent at the beginning of the decade, the pair have managed to coexist peacefully.

Sheikh Nayef began to work his worry beads at a fantastic clip while Jibril talked about devoting himself to the revival of Fatah and trying to coexist with Hamas as a matter of familial duty.

"Human rights and peace have to coexist".

"We need to learn to coexist.