Sentence examples for perhaps coexist from inspiring English sources

Distinct O2 layer proton (H1) configurations are observed in four low energy structures that perhaps coexist at room temperature.

"Perhaps we can coexist with bacteria and manipulate their bothersome ways". Learning how to prevent them from forming their bacterial cities may be a first step in that direction.

The pairings of Web video and television reflect a school of thought that the old and new media can coexist and perhaps even benefit from each other.

Pike points to Walmart's recent launch of an organic food line as proof that large corporations and community-focused solutions to environmental problems can coexist, and perhaps even help open up a once-small movement to people who would otherwise remain uninvolved.

Perhaps ostentation and humility can coexist after all.

In an area of the country where high-tech companies tend to coexist peacefully with affluent municipalities, perhaps nowhere have locals and a giant corporation rubbed shoulders with such intensity as in Richmond.

Daily Show television host Jon Stewart once questioned, "Can mogul Al Gore coexist with activist Al Gore?" And perhaps another question which was highlighted on the screen at the conclusion of his 2006 An Inconvenient Truth science fiction movie is warranted as well.

The curious juxtaposition of this corner of west London, where traditional fabric sellers and biomaterial scientists coexist in the same space, is perhaps the most interesting of all the experiments going on here.

Perhaps the old and new Hudson do still coexist.

Therefore, the replication genes might have been shuffled several times among the distinct plasmids, perhaps to allow a number of plasmids to coexist in the same cell.

Perhaps this was because his interest in death coexisted with two other passions.