Sentence examples for co-exist and from inspiring English sources

These two entities co-exist and incessantly interact.

The titles have been carefully programmed to co-exist and should all find their respective audiences.

Proof that new platforms and services can co-exist and succeed alongside established ones.

It follows two housemates, both transgender and non-binary, as they co-exist and explore their corner of the world.

In any society, it is the state that provides the framework in which different communities co-exist and compete.

The software-based approach has particular appeal in America, he suggests, where multiple wireless standards co-exist and overlap.

It reveals two interconnected art worlds that while less familiar than those that co-exist and sometimes collide in New York City, are art worlds nonetheless.

Obama has a background in two countries where Islam and Christianity co-exist and where politics is mostly not about religious affiliation — Kenya and Indonesia.

This study shows how comparative research and experimental research can – and should – co-exist, and more research along these lines would be informative".

It all depends if you believe that craft and capitalism can co-exist and, so far, it has proved that they can.

But remember, the patriarch has a big personal stake in upholding the principle that Christians and Muslims can co-exist, and he has always argued that case.