Sentence examples for easily coexist from inspiring English sources

They did not easily coexist.

Jenny Tiramani's growing-shrinking set creates a space where magic and reality easily coexist.

A ballistic missile defense system could easily coexist with a policy of first strikes and severe retribution.

We showed that the two species easily coexist although there is no trade-off between their competitive and colonization abilities.

There are things on this earth that seem destined not to easily coexist — cats and dogs, vegans and cattle ranchers, humans and raccoons, bicycles and cars.

The question is, have these branches of the art form diverged to the point where they cannot easily coexist on each other's side of the fence?

Indeed, outward Westernization easily coexists with attitudes that could be charitably called conservative: just last week, the owner of a new American-themed, artisanal-popsicle-serving cafe was quoted saying in a promotional interview: "This is a family place.... We're not interested in a bunch of gays coming in and sharing one cup of coffee".

No two countries are alike, but Congo provides as good an example as any to explain how war and peace can seem so easily to coexist.

Small cell BSs use the same interfaces (S1, X2, Iub, Iuh) as macrocell BSs and thus can be easily integrated, coexist and cooperate with the existing macrocellular networks [3].

Still, Roy acknowledged, he could easily have coexisted with Durant on the court.

The two pillars of Republican economic thought vying for supremacy in the McCain agenda do not always coexist easily.