Sentence examples for public coexist from inspiring English sources

Small, elite wineries that are closed to the public coexist quite peacefully with big popular ones.

Official ideology and mainstream values of the public coexist as two different concepts.

The largely tolerated right and ability of strangers to harass women in public coexists with the largely tolerated right and ability of acquaintances to harass women in private.

It depicts a fraught and frenzied modern world in which (according to the publicity) "authority and resentment of authority, rules and rebellion, advertising and public information... coexist in seemingly endless proclamations".

The Supreme Court itself has said that pollution standards set under the Clean Air Act to protect public health can coexist with fuel efficiency standards.

Far from being incompatible, the principles associated with public and private coexist in complex combinations in the ordinary routines of everyday life.

Educational programs for older people and females might be effective in promoting public willingness to coexist with wild animals in Malaysia.

This implies that simple enhancement of preference via increasing experience or other ways may not be effective to promote public willingness to coexist with these animals.

DeVos has said she believes charters and public education can coexist.

And in a reflective mood, Cher offered a cleareyed assessment of how her ultra-splashy public persona has coexisted with her naturally quiet self for more than 50 years.

Weimar women had won the vote in 1919, and the swift emergence of what was dubbed the New Woman gets warmly embraced in a playful image where a newly active public life harmoniously coexists with a more traditionally maternal symbol.