Sentence examples for more coexistence from inspiring English sources

No more coexistence based on hummus and fava beans.

In one 1957 essay, he commented that "there can be no more coexistence between British socialism and American capitalism than there can be between British socialism and Soviet communism". By the mid-1960s, his activism was primarily expressed in support for CND, and it was within that milieu that he met his future wife, Noreen.

What is more, coexistence of GISTs with gastrointestinal tract endocrine tumours, such as ileal well differentiated NET [ 19] or well differentiated NET of the pancreas [ 14] has also been reported.

Which is typically the way toward a more tolerant coexistence?

A central question in the literature is how to achieve a more sustainable coexistence with wildfire.

In this New Year's season, as we yearn for a more peaceful coexistence, it might help to remember a more graceful if no less fleeting encounter between strangers.

By and large, though, financial success and numerical strength in the global sports village have made for a more comfortable coexistence.

America's fabled love affair with the car hasn't ended, but like many a romance that gets off to a smoking-hot start, it has evolved over the years into more placid coexistence rooted more in need than pleasure.

My guess, no surprise, is that we'll long inhabit a hybrid planet, with the trends largely toward more peaceful coexistence, and with losses in martial clashes — especially as a percentage of the global population — continuing to shrink.

There have been some efforts in developing more efficient coexistence solutions for WLAN and ZigBee networks.

Careful policy measures can enable a more compelling coexistence of natural gas and renewables.