Sentence examples for peaceably coexist from inspiring English sources

On trails near the road, Amazon Conservation researchers peaceably coexist with modern-day coca traffickers.

But in this work, and in scientific romances to come, he offered little hope that humanity could peaceably coexist with extraterrestrials.

Being a gamer, though, means you fundamentally must believe in belonging: believe that people of all attitudes, from all walks of life, can peaceably coexist.

The orthodox Islamic school of thought that came to find its most virulent expression in the Taliban originated in this placid north Indian town where Hindus and Muslims peaceably coexist to the eternal rhythms of sowing and harvesting.

Researchers had assumed that because most monkey species infected with SIV don't get sick, the virus has been coevolving with the primates for millions of years, allowing the host and pathogen to peaceably coexist.

Such knowledge would be essential to the process of building smarter cities that maximize the chance that people and wildlife would coexist peaceably.

In foreign policy, Mr Mugabe's Zimbabwe may remain in the Commonwealth, will be non-aligned and will coexist peaceably with South Africa.

Here, many food shops announce that they offer "Indo-Pak-Bangla" foods; these cultures coexist peaceably in New York, if not at home.

Bernanke also bridged a long-standing departmental divide between theorists and applied researchers, in part by raising enough money so that the two sides could coexist peaceably, and by engaging in diplomacy.

The two constituencies have coexisted peaceably — until the recent scuffle over civil unions.

But his leaps never felt abrupt: fidgeting strings, chattering percussion, a flatulent trombone and a cinematic gallop in triple time coexisted peaceably in his playfully surreal conception.