Sentence examples for need to coexist from inspiring English sources
In the classic biracial buddy film, the protagonists, entrenched in their prejudices, trapped together by force of circumstance, need to coexist, and the result is psychic change.
However, due to the scarcity of available spectrum and the requirement of additional spectrum for these systems, small cells need to coexist with macrocells and multibeam satellites need to coexist with monobeam satellites within the same spectrum.
To some extent, vehicles need to coexist with pedestrians, so we've given KOBOT a low-speed mode where it's easy to maneuver.
This paper describes a CASE tool for developing complex systems in which heterogeneous and autonomous agents may need to coexist in a complex social and legal framework.
These insights lead us to argue that choice and land use planning focussed policy initiatives designed to invoke modal shift need to coexist in integrated policy configurations with initiatives designed to reshape both mobility and non-mobility practices.
Mediating desire with the need to coexist in our surroundings is a constant responsibility of lovers".
Such literalism can be taken too far, and "The Case for God" argues, convincingly, that it needs to coexist with more mythic, mystic and philosophical forms of faith.
Most important, we must ensure that people have the information and support needed to coexist with bears.
They want to coexist until they can control, dominate and then, if need be, destroy".
"It's very important," said Mr. Rahming, a 12-year veteran officer at the jail, explaining how he needed Spanish to coexist with inmates.
