Sentence examples for it has coexisted from inspiring English sources

However, since May it has coexisted with a luxury guesthouse with just six rooms available.

It is native to East Asia — mainly China, Taiwan, Japan, and North and South Korea — where, kept in check by various natural predators, it has coexisted with the rest of nature in relative tranquillity for millions of years.

Over the decades, rival interests — the government's legitimate responsibility to keep some things secret, the press's constitutional freedom to ferret out information and report it — have coexisted through informal understandings.

The preferred sense of disinterested as 'impartial', for example, has coexisted for centuries with its frowned-upon sense as 'bored'bored

Elsewhere, though, democracy has coexisted with strong kinship systems.

For at least a quarter-century American power has coexisted with American inconstancy and capriciousness.

Jackson said that the clinic has coexisted with Grace Church for 6 years without incident.

This adult comic culture has coexisted very comfortably with comics for children, with no supposed contradiction in terms.

"We have coexisted with the nuclear power plant and it was a given that it was safe," said Mayor Hiroshi Aida.

And it scattered across the Nineveh plains minorities who had coexisted since the dawn of civilisation but could not survive Isis.

As McGeorge Bundy put it 30 years later, those two propositions couldn't have coexisted by 1965.