Sentence examples for coexist to serve from inspiring English sources
Instead, it is creating what its executives and many analysts call a "convergence media company" -- where content and commerce coexist to serve a specialized audience that buys its products.
This means we should expect to see both centralized and decentralized models (and any other future models) to live and coexist to serve dedicated purposes seamlessly.
First, we demonstrate that two distinct neuronal populations of expressing reelin IR coexist in the hippocampus in vitro to serve different functions.
Pitchfork Media's Mark Richardson felt that it is occasionally "a little rickety" and remarked that, "if generally successful on its own terms, Coexist also serves to remind us why exactly the debut was so brilliant".
CONCLUSIONS: Myocardial hibernation and stunning appear to frequently coexist in regions served by a stenotic coronary vessel.
Around a year later, I was writing a broader piece about regeneration in Bristol for VICE, when I heard Coexist had been served a notice of vacant possession by their landlords, notifying them that the building had to be in a fit state to be occupied by the owners at any time.
There's no shortage of accountants or jewelry designers — no shortage of shoe stores or coffee shops, and yet all can coexist while successfully serving a healthy client base.
Both children had musculoskeletal symptoms and it is not uncommon for bony malignancies to mimic infection, coexist with infection, or serve as a nidus of inflammation and irritation where subsequent malignancies develop.
Experimental evidence coexists to support these two hypotheses.
The faith that modernity and tradition can coexist, and that architecture can serve as a tool for healing across generational lines, is expressed even more forcefully by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
