Sentence examples for long coexist from inspiring English sources

Whatever one may think of the global democratic-imperial ambitions of the present Administration, they cannot long coexist with the combination of narrow greed and public neglect it thinks sufficient for what it is pleased to call the homeland.

Religion and violence have long coexisted in Uganda.

Education and health have long coexisted with both private and public provision.

Northern Muslims and southern Christians have long coexisted uneasily across what is now modern Nigeria.

Such divergent experiences have long coexisted but they make for greater public discordance today.

The meatpackers have long coexisted with people attracted by the area's relative remoteness, narrow streets and gritty atmosphere.

Conservative Muslims and Western visitors have long coexisted peacefully on Zanzibar, which welcomes some 200,000 tourists a year.

Writing and illustration have long coexisted (Sebald admitted to me that he admired Stendhal's histrionic autobiography, "Vie de Henri Brulard," which combines Stendhal's words with his drawings).

The new way of life has been unsettling for a largely peaceful region that had long coexisted with Colombia and been influenced by it.

In fact, authoritarianism and democracy have long coexisted in Latin America, and a swing toward elections has never meant autocracy is dead.

The law, critics warned, also threatens the country's rich pre-Islamic cultures, which have long coexisted with Indonesia's traditionally moderate brand of Islam.