Sentence examples similar to not only co exist from inspiring English sources

He supplied the necessary proof for his statement through his work with the Nice and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, who were both able to demonstrate that pop, classical music and jazz could not only co-exist but feed fruitfully off each other.

In McDonough's universe, the natural not only co-exists with the man made, the "unnatural"; each defines the other in an age when mechanical reproduction is the standard, not an event.

In fact, some Bluetooth proponents can see a day when the two networks will not only co-exist, but also communicate.

But over the last week scientists and Buddhist scholars have been working in this small Tibetan enclave in southern India to prove that these two worlds can not only co-exist — but benefit each another.

Although species from more saline habitats would tend to be competitively inferior under low-salinity conditions (<1 PSU), ample food might allow the more saline species to not only co-exist with freshwater species, but in some cases to outcompete them.

That may stem from the fact that most people do not see any contradiction between equality and opportunity, which only co-exists happily in a high-growth economy.

But once the construction dust settled, the movie companies realized that not only could they co-exist, they could make money from one another.

Monogamy and professional golf do not happily co-exist.

However they may not comfortably co-exist in practice.

I'm not sure why the two can't co-exist.

In my mind, these ideals could not co-exist.