Sentence examples for mostly coexist from inspiring English sources

Jerusalem is home to about 500,000 Jews and some 300,000 Palestinians, who mostly coexist peacefully though with a constant undertone of political and religious tension.

The results show that for the six types of H-bonds, Types I (61%) and VI (37%) are the main H-bonding configurations in PUc, Types III and IV have the low probability (2%) and mostly coexist with other H-bond types, and Type II and V hardly exist.

The photo-essay inverted racial typecasting: Adams was black, his students were mostly white, and they coexisted not in a Northern city but in rural Iowa.

In Mushin, Muslim Hausas from the north of Nigeria coexist uneasily with mostly Christian Yorubas from the south.

Pharyngeal gonorrhoea is mostly asymptomatic, and gonococci and commensal Neisseria spp. can coexist for long time periods in the pharynx and share AMR genes and other genetic material.

At these mostly public research universities, the goal of amassing institutional prestige through research coexists with that of "mass teaching and service to community and states".

The idea that moral and rhetorical ambition can't coexist with running to win is a trap for Obama, one he's mostly managed to avoid.

Chondral defects and bone marrow lesions commonly coexist in patients with either OA or chondral injuries, and bone marrow lesions are mostly located beneath chondral defects [ 7- 9].

The two monkey species splintered off from a common ancestor about 3 million years ago; today they live in mostly separate habitats, except for a "hybrid zone" in the state of Tabasco in southeastern Mexico, where they coexist and interbreed.

"We've coexisted with mutual respect and without any worries," he said, not least because this city's mostly Sephardic Jews shared common origins with many Muslims from North Africa.

Past and present coexist.