Sentence examples for coexist well from inspiring English sources

New Jersey's population of beavers is strong because they generally coexist well with humans and have few natural predators, wildlife experts say.

The two young supernovas seemed to coexist well at the end of last season's title run, enough to kill the perception that they could not quite get along on the court.

"Ingredients may not coexist well if they have different pH levels," said Dr. Ruthie Harper, an internist in Austin, Tex., and the creator of Skinshift, a line of products supposedly tailored to a patient's genetic makeup.

In other words, the LAA systems can coexist well with the WiFi systems through the LBT feature.

The New York Giants and Jets, the only NFL teams to share a stadium, coexist well on the same New Jersey field because they both had strong established local fan bases before moving there.

The world she has created in her first novel is an entertaining one, a place in which humans, witches, daemons and vampires peacefully coexist (well, most of the time) and even practice yoga together, as Diana discovers.

Historically, movies have coexisted well with calamity.

Cattle-raising has so far coexisted well here with astonishingly rich wildlife, but the Pantanal faces a serious threat.

Even after sophisticated jaw types emerged, both types of fish coexisted well for at least 10 million to 20 million years.

Different relationships among the particles may coexist, as well.

Who honestly believed he could get three players who basically play the same position to coexist fairly well less than three months into the season?