Sentence examples for difficult to coexist from inspiring English sources

The Dirac bands and flat bands are difficult to coexist because they represent two extreme ends of electronic properties.

Unfortunately, the ideas of the greatness of America and its dark side are just too difficult to coexist in their minds.

And family can be linked by blood or it can be your crew of friends, and like any family, there are people that can be a bit more difficult to coexist with, but in any true setting, you try to make it work and come together as a unit.

Like any other nation, Israel must find ways — difficult as it may be — to coexist peacefully with its neighbors.

"Human rights and peace have to coexist".

Mr. Maher asks us to coexist.

Dolphins: Brandon Marshall and Bill Parcells will try to coexist.

"We need to learn to coexist.

The two groups have to coexist.

Disasters remind us that ambitious, difficult things are not just possible but necessary; in Houston, Harvey is already showing how an individualistic work ethic and a spirit of collective generosity can and have to coexist.

But in my country they allow the two to coexist".