Sentence examples for that can coexist from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the variety of species that can coexist locally declines.

Now I feel all that can coexist together.' She gets meditative, laughing quietly.

Such stories from different cultures made me aware of a world of narratives, rich and varied, that can coexist in the imagination.

In "Lives," the Iranian-born performer Ali Moini attaches himself to a spiderweb of strings in an attempt to elucidate the multiple selves that can coexist in any one person.

C. L. Otter, the Republican governor of Idaho, has pledged "to continue our policy of responsibly managing wolves for a viable, sustainable population that can coexist with our ungulate herds, our livestock and our people".

At triBall's inauguration in April, Díez, a resident of the barrio, said: "I'm thrilled about this adventure that's going to benefit the area, because it's exactly what the neighbourhood needs, a new spirit that can coexist with the traditional".

Expect lambent songs, crystalline musicianship, and an intellectual command that proves that erudition can coexist with, and even increase, entertainment.

Results show that XJTCP can coexist with traditional TCP implementations, showing a fair behavior that is more evident under random loss events.

Even when invasion analysis predicts that the IGpredator will be excluded, stability analysis shows that they can coexist stably and/or through limit cycles in large parameter regions.

"The whole idea of the reconciliation of the opposites is that they don't have war with one another, but that they can coexist in some kind of state of understanding," Mesner said.

Our analysis was suggestive of a process of recovering or, for some, discovering a sense of self that can safely coexist in both worlds.