Sentence examples for comfortably exist from inspiring English sources

In a few years, Qatar could become so wealthy that it could comfortably exist without having to export any of its oil.

The students viewed their school as a centre, attracting young people, not only from across London, but as a global meeting place where different cultures and religions could comfortably exist side by side.

There are also several factors that make Discovery distinct from its forebears even as it very comfortably exists within the extant Star Trek milieu of transporters and communications and phasers (Oh my!).

It's not just that they do not comfortably co-exist within one form factor. It's also that they do not comfortably co-exist within our minds eye.

The two versions, he said, "can comfortably co-exist".

THE CROWD Mostly young adults, but date night and family night comfortably co-exist.

The Education Department said the building had more than enough space for all three schools to comfortably co-exist.

Subtitled 'Science and Religion in the Fullness of Life', the book proposes the scientist's theory that science and religious faith can comfortably co-exist.

Finally, there is the crucial matter of the way in which the health bill (there is precious little social care in it) prioritises competition over collaboration, and whether the two can comfortably co-exist.

When we find critics of globalisation questioning whether economic integration and cultural diversity can comfortably co-exist, we should remember that for much of the last century the form of globalisation the world experienced rested on a view of social relations governed by racial hierarchies.

However they may not comfortably co-exist in practice.