Sentence examples for seems to coexist from inspiring English sources

The species seems to coexist with other bees and does not seem to compete with or damage them.

Everybody seems to coexist peacefully and amicably, but apart from religious organizations there don't seem to be common meeting places, like art galleries, bars, cafes and restaurants".

In such systems, the fast groundwater flow in localized karst conduits seems to coexist with a slower flow within other portions of the aquifer.

As this proliferation seems to coexist with denervation, it could be possible that a highly developed network of interstitial cells replaces the loss of innervation in overactive detrusor.

It did not overturn the natural world, it seemed to coexist with it.

And contrary to the social imperative, they all seem to coexist in relative bliss".

But on this night, young, old and middle-aged Hollywood seemed to coexist nicely.

But there was an atmosphere that was mutually enriching, with ideas and issues and progressive politics all seeming to coexist".

But the residential, educational and medical communities seem to coexist harmoniously, according to Lyle Frank, chairman of Community Board Six.

The mallet-wielders moved here in the 1970s from the northern end of the park, and the two groups seem to coexist peacefully by simply ignoring each other.

Here, on an unbroken block of perfect brownstones and soaring plane trees, beautiful people of all races seem to coexist in harmony.