Sentence examples for coexist for years from inspiring English sources

Whatever system(s) may one day supplant it will instead grow quietly in the shadows of its tallest towers, and coexist for years.

In many human infections such as HIV, tuberculosis, leprosy, and malaria, hosts and pathogens coexist for years or decades.

This myth coexisted for years with the public knowledge that Suharto presided over a regime in which his closest friends controlled huge monopolies and lucrative concessions, while his children acquired assets worth billions of dollars.

Kerry Kennedy said that the two sides of Mary Kennedy, the seemingly extraordinary one and the deeply troubled one, coexisted for years, but that she fought to the end to try to make things work.

Experts say they expect DVR and VOD services to coexist for several years because they serve different purposes.

Today, having coexisted for 36 years, the stadiums represent a shared culture as well as their separate ones.

Now, it must be said that land lines and fiction have happily coexisted for some years, but — quite literally — you know where you are with a land line.

Ypsilanti and Woodruff's Grove coexisted for several years, but a fire at the Woodruff's Grove school led to the abandonment of that settlement in favour of Ypsilanti.

We have coexisted for many years.

It's remarkable that Doubleday and Fred Wilpon have been able to coexist for the 22 years they have owned the Mets.

Moreover, the team reports in the 1 February issue of Quaternary Science Reviews, even though humans and megafauna continued to coexist for about 1000 years before the animals finally went extinct, the animals were already on their way out: Between 75%and90%0% of the northeastern megafauna were gone before humans ever came on the scene.