Sentence examples similar to peacefully co existing from inspiring English sources

Photographer Victor Hugo went to Benidorm during Low Festival this year, to capture these two groups peacefully co-existing.

Yet they have peacefully co-existed in overlapping habitats for billions of years.

We try to show them they can peacefully co-exist with the spirit.

Soon enough, said Skip Bryan, director of technology market development for Ericsson, new hardware and software will be developed that enable these wireless devices to peacefully co-exist.

In healthy states, our skin peacefully co-exists with commensal bacteria while fending off potentially dangerous invaders.

Figure 3 I believe that science and religion occupy non-overlapping domains of discourse and can peacefully co-exist (NOMA).

That is, biological scientists were even less religious than physical scientists, and less likely to accept that science and religion can peacefully co-exist.

My thought was that maybe, with their smaller frames and wireless capability, I could peacefully co-exist with the crap on my desk.

Complicating this picture is the fact that alongside a greater likelihood of expressing atheistic views the biological scientists in our sample were also less likely than physical scientists to accept that science and religion can peacefully co-exist.

The object of the constitutional stage is to develop a system of constraints that will allow individuals to peacefully co-exist, what Buchanan calls the "protective state" (2000 [1975]).

What's becoming apparent is that these factions cannot peacefully co-exist.