Sentence examples for longer coexist from inspiring English sources

"On this island you have a human population and a tick population, and we can no longer coexist".

If the other Democrats and Independents control forty-nine seand, and Republicans control fifty seats, Orman's two claims could no longer coexist.

Certain divisions of those banks were no longer allowed to coexist with others.

These findings indicate that the longer a repABC operon coexists with its host genome, the more adapted the operon becomes.

This result is consistent with the findings of other studies [ 46], where older caregivers show higher burden because they have coexisted for longer with the patient and the disorder.

It remains to be seen whether this alliance of parties that look so different from each other – Ukip, which wants to quit the EU, and Italy's Five-Star Movement, which does not want to leave the EU and supports a financial transaction tax – can coexist in the longer term".

First, in today's world, it is no longer possible to have different world orders coexist independently of each other... like in the earlier centuries.

This century, in contrast, will be the first time in history in which multiple versions of order and modernity coexist in an interconnected world; no longer will the West anchor globalization.

After the deal was announced, Marcus and Braintree CEO Bill Ready (shaking Marcus' hand in the photo) talked to us about how the two companies will coexist and what their ambitions will be longer term.

Therefore, the barrier between FACTS and HVDC may no longer be of application nowadays, when AC and DC systems coexist along the entire power system.

They coexist with its citizens, its streets, its institutions and they should no longer accept to stay invisible.