Sentence examples for coexist because from inspiring English sources
Wealth and squalor coexist because the constituency as a whole is not really an ex-manufacturing town at all.
The Dirac bands and flat bands are difficult to coexist because they represent two extreme ends of electronic properties.
During in situ combustion bitumen recovery processes, pyrolysis, aquathermolysis and oxidation mechanisms coexist because of co-existence of bitumen, water and oxygen in the presence of high temperature and high pressure.
Our data also show that exploration and engagement, while both good, don't easily coexist, because they require that the energy of team members be put to two different uses.
But I think if people understand how to manage wild animals and they don't feed them or dysfunctionally hunt them, then humans not only can but must coexist, because the alternative is that we live in a monocultural desert".
Blockbusters and niche products will continue to coexist, because they're flip sides of the same phenomenon, something economists call "increasing returns," whereby the big get bigger and the rest fight for the scraps.
Anterior subluxation often coexists because of the close anatomical relation between the atlas and the axis.
While trying to make the Redskins winners again, he must be aggressive, but in doing so, he is angering many of the people with whom he must coexist, partly because he goes against some N.F.L. traditions, partly because he has rubbed some the wrong way with his cockiness.
So far, big corporations and smaller organizations coexist comfortably because of the growing demand for car sharing in urban areas.
He emphasized their deterrent effect, contending that countries that have nuclear weapons coexist peacefully because of the abiding prospect of retaliation.
It was suggested that a green algal symbiont is essential for competing protist species to coexist, notably because the allelochemicals and the nutritional resource provided by this microorganism seem to balance the competitive capacity of the hosts [ 28].
