Sentence examples for will coexist from inspiring English sources

Most likely, they will coexist.

"I will argue the two will coexist.

But its executives acknowledge they are not entirely sure how the two will coexist.

"This will coexist with a high regard for our linear audience.

The result, Congressional and budget analysts say, is that new will not replace old; they will coexist.

In response to the hubbub, the Mets and the song's creators are quick to point out that the two songs will coexist peacefully.

In foreign policy, Mr Mugabe's Zimbabwe may remain in the Commonwealth, will be non-aligned and will coexist peaceably with South Africa.

The mobile Internet will exploit a tapestry of wireless networks, all of which will coexist without a tangled cable in sight or indeed a cat.

This sometimes means that you will coexist with unpleasant thoughts and characters during the rehearsal period although I generally manage to shake them off once the research is concluded and the run or shoot is under way.

And, eventually, construction workers will build whatever it is that will coexist with a memorial at the trade center site, assuming the entire project does not turn into this decade's version of Westway.

Their Spanish vocabulary may suffer while their English one grows, but the syntactic matrixes of both languages can and will coexist, thrive individually and even reinforce and supplement each other.