Sentence examples for coexist equally from inspiring English sources

Several decades of cultural relativism has helped to hasten the decline of the dominance of Western canon; now a multiplicity of styles and musics, commercial and conceptual, synchronic and diachronic, coexist equally.

Thirty-eight IDH 1/2 mutations have been discovered in a large screening study of MPN patients and can coexist equally with mutations in JAK2, MPL, and TET2 (Tefferi et al. 2010).

These eternal Russian truths coexist in equally diverse landscapes of icy tundra and sun-kissed beaches, dense silver birch and fir forests and deep and mysterious lakes, snow-capped mountains and swaying grasslands – those famous steppes.

There's the usual array of chicken and charity shops on the high street, while rows of solid Victorian houses coexist next to equally solid 1960s tower blocks.

His account of his work with Fela Anikulapo Kuti in Nigeria, where the inventor of Afrobeat lived in a compound surrounded by women who would do his every bidding, coexists with an equally salivating but precise appreciation of Kuti's epic-length polyrhythmic beats.

In Washington in recent years, the push for greater openness has coexisted uneasily with an equally intense desire to raise a wall around the nation's remaining nuclear secrets.

The old woman and her younger self truly coexist in the same slender body, and you believe equally that this woman could either collapse into ashes or soar toward the sun.

Childless New Yorkers, as well as parents who do not demand the ends of their earth for their precious offspring, claim the following: The right not to be run over by oblivious parents with S.U.V.-size strollers; the right to a morning commute happily devoid of screaming, petulant children and their equally petulant parents; and the right to coexist peacefully with your monstrous tykes.

Ajami implies that these movements have been brought to Europe by these unwanted immigrants, but they are reminiscent of equally violent class and nationalist movements that preceded them in Britain and that still coexist with them in Spain, Germany and France.

However, the risks are equally important to consider, for example to control the number of admitted secondary users to coexist with the primary user.

I know what Marvel is and where it sits for people, and I equally know where some plays sit for people.... There's space for everything to coexist and have its place". .