(1) Pockets of affluence coexist with poverty.

(2) Socialist and capitalist countries coexist in the world.

(3) What makes it difficult for the communities to coexist peacefully?

(4) Modern farming methods coexist with more traditional practices.

(5) Appalling poverty and great wealth coexist in the city.

(6) Different traditions coexist successfully side by side.

(7) English speakers now coexist peacefully with their Spanish-speaking neighbours.

(8) Can the two countries ever coexist peacefully?

(9) These elements may coexist in the same event.

(10) The Buddhist and Shinto religions coexist in Japan.

(11) All that could easily coexist with political and religious radicalism, and in William Empson it did.

(12) Both principles must, of course, coexist, and there is no blueprint for dealing with the conflicts when they arise.

(13) Nation states could only coexist peaceably if a strong collective security arrangement were respected by all.

(14) Again, the insectivores in closely related groups can coexist, whereas this is rare in the frugivores.

(15) Dilapidated public schools-their windows covered by protective grilles coexist with crack houses.

(16) This is because the two properties may coexist in one and the same expression.

(17) River and sea now coexist by the rules of a peculiar estuarine current.

(18) Now it is generally accepted that the countries with different social systems can coexist peacefully.

(19) In a condition that affects up to 14% of the population, organic disease is bound to coexist in some.

(20) At points on the tie-line between X and Y the saturated solutions coexist in equilibrium.

(21) Clients equate reward potential with risk, a fact dealers exploit, but the two may not coexist proportionately.

(22) Why should not the validity of different traditions of discourse simply be allowed to coexist?

(23) The farmhouse is a welcoming, fascinating building in which past and present happily coexist.

(24) Tredell's analysis is perhaps too synchronic, suggesting that the various modes of literary theory coexist, whether easily or uneasily.

(25) No one is sure these starkly different political modes can coexist on Capitol Hill.

(26) In the psyche, as we know, such opposites as true and false coexist very well.

(27) While two innovations embodying quite different educational values attempt to coexist it is unlikely that both will be successful.

(28) Each approach has its advantages, and these and other options may coexist in the network of tomorrow.

(29) Intellectual contemplation and the raw physicality of the athlete happily coexist in Renaissance man.

(30) The court was confident that elements of direct democracy can coexist within the representative republic.

(1) Pockets of affluence coexist with poverty.

(2) Socialist and capitalist countries coexist in the world.

(3) What makes it difficult for the communities to coexist peacefully?

(31) A wide variety of cultural trends would coexist, and a socialist culture and personality would develop.

(32) National economies, however undermined by the transnational economy, coexist and intertwine with it.

(33) It is possible for such sentiments of approval of this past to coexist with abhorrence for most current acts of violence.

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(34) The professors laugh at the irony but ignore the message-that academic skills and fighting skills may not often coexist.

(35) Yet the memories have to coexist with the visible reality of change.

(36) Love can't coexist and intolerance.

(37) Thus free will and predestination coexist in a person.

(38) Love and hate coexist in every trivial affair.

(39) Liquid and vapor phases cannot coexist in equilibrium.

(40) In an activity, accrual and risk coexist.

(41) Various religious beliefs coexist here, such as Catholicism, Christianism, and Lamaism.

(42) The ferroelectromagnetic lattice is a magnetoelectric coupling system in which the ferroelectric order and(anti)ferromagnetic order coexist simultaneously below a certain temperature.

(43) The mentality and the success coexist, the success and wealth is twinborn.

(44) They interact and coexist in the mechanism of human cognition.

(45) Our results support the viewpoint that the spiral phyllotaxis and the whorled phyllotaxis can coexist in a flower of primitive angiosperms.

(46) But, contradictorily, these two events now coexist in our economy.

(47) At present, the opportunity and difficulty coexist in the development of hydropower.

(48) The interferences from matrix element titanium and coexist elements were studied. The calibration curve was given.

(49) Because the new queue manager can peacefully coexist with the existing one, it is possible to test much of the deployment well ahead of cutover.

(50) A total herbivore is able to coexist with an omnivore because they have significantly different diets.

(51) Two or more biosynthetic pathways may coexist in a single cell.

(52) The major question is that over-competition and short-competition coexist in tourist hotel industry.

(53) However, depending upon the size of your environment this may not be possible, and you may be forced to coexist in a mixed environment.

(54) The era of globalization has created a field that the sameness and the otherness coexist.

(55) In this period, the reform of the economic system and the reform of the system of the education and science and technology should coexist, develop and make progress together.

(56) All these make the widow flimsiness and independence coexist. So the widow has weak right of succession, passive amenability position in family and the possible property management.

(57) The war started because the two countries couldn't coexist peacefully.

(58) Two aspirant, Jesuit, two counter - revolutionary group, when they coexist, each other is collude, mutual argue.

(59) I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully.

(60) Chemisorption and physisorption coexist in the modification process of bentonite by aluminate coupling agent.

(61) The capitalist countries have to coexist with the socialist countries peacefully.

(62) The law of contradiction shows that the two aspects of every contradiction coexist in a single entity.

(63) When Fe 3 + and UO 22 + coexist in the MMH - HNO 3 system, they accelerate the oxidization of MMH significantly.

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(64) Cata condensed, peri condensed and biphenyl type aromatic unit structures coexist in resins subfractions and pentane asphaltenes, while the proportion of biphenyl type structure is relatively small.

(65) The monism that value decides and value distributive pluralism can coexist.

(66) Magnetic relaxor ferroelectric materials (MRF) are compounds in which the relaxor ferroelectricity and ferromagnetic (antiferromagnetic) order coexist simultaneously in certain temperature range.

(67) It is time for information communication and taste communication to accrete , coexist and interact with each other.

(68) Compared with international Sedimentological great powers, it is indicated that both conjuncture and opportunity coexist in the sedimentary development in China.

(69) The Terai Arc Landscape project in Nepal offers another possible model for how human communities can coexist alongside core tiger habitats.

(70) Supraorbital rim fractures commonly coexist with other craniomaxillofacial injuries, especially with fractures of the anterior table of the frontal sinus.

(71) One may walk in an old district where a curious feeling of liveliness still express itself and end up in the middle of a no-man's-land where wreckages , ruins, ambulant salesmen and workers coexist.

(72) Perhaps not. Some academics have recently suggested that a scientist's pigheadedness and social prejudices can peacefully coexist with — and may even facilitate — the pursuit of scientific knowledge.

(73) Medical service and moral risk coexist to the clinical adult - students from direct medical service.

(74) Liberalism and Neo- leftism will undoubtedly coexist for a prolonged period as two critical forces in modern China.

(75) To be more precise, Buddhism(), Taoism and Confucianism coexist here.

(76) Consumerism in this second sense and environmentalism, both powerful in Western societies, do not coexist comfortably.

(77) Answer relatively and the right of the underwriter with safe belongings and insurant and obligation coexist.

(78) We must coexist with all the other nations in the world peacefully.

(79) Challenges and opportunities coexist, innovation and development of symbiosis, difficult and accompanied by success.

(80) In the environment with market rapid development, jewelry business opportunity and risk coexist.

(81) Most important , big science must coexist with little science and they must promote each other.

(82) Polymers are usually semi - crystalline materials in which crystalline and amorphous domains coexist.

(83) Tension between Don Quixote andin their witty dialogue; comedy and tragedy coexist in the protagonist.

(84) These results show that ACB and ECB are sympatric in the Zhangjiakou area of Hebei Province and it is very likely that a small number of ECB coexist with ACB on corn plants.

(85) For simulating actual status of lubricant oil in use, the catalytic action of copper and copper naphthenate was investigated when they coexist with nitrogen or sulfur compounds.

(86) A violent temper cannot coexist with a love of peace.

(87) Dyspnea due to CAD may coexist with that due to another cardiac disease.

(88) The study, published in Psychological Science, went one step further: it suggested that personality and happiness do not merely coexist, but that in fact innate personality traits cause happiness.

(89) So my 'religiosity' is a matter of respect, because in the Mamilla two characters coexist, in spite of the difficulties involved in reconciling different ways of thinking.

(90) Never the less, the limitation and superiority of digitalization coexist.

(91) When epiphora reasons not clear, patients had to learn to "coexist with the overflow tears."

(92) Calm and thearchy coexist, the mirror gave me this calm.

(93) During the transformation period, there is a labor market form of dualistic structure, i. e. rivalrousness and monopoly coexist in market system, cities and towns, industries, market endogeny.

(94) As a result, all Ethnos could coexist completely and harmoniously.

(95) A supersensible body believed by theosophists to coexist with and survive the death of the human physical body.

(96) It is that have accelerated the scleratheroma that the high blood pressure and diabetes coexist the biggest and dangerousest.

(97) Financing system of accounts receivable pledge coexist the risks and opportunities because of this reason.

(98) Maintain fluvial health life, realize person and fluvial harmony coexist, must be kind to a river.

(99) But thematic seriousness and low comedy coexist in Chaucer and Shakespeare, while emotional truth and physical caricature get along just fine in Dickens.

(100) This results in a backward compatible change to the Web service, which allows both the old and new version of the operation to coexist.

(101) This channel for communication is both efficient and secure, permitting privileged and non-privileged applications to coexist.

(102) It will coexist with Google's Android Market, which comes preloaded on all of its phones.

(103) Indeed, recent literary tropes suggest that vampires can peacefully coexist with ordinary teens in many of the world's high schools(), provided they are sufficiently hunky.

(104) All will coexist with existing token - ring equipment and the token - passing access protocol.

(105) A heart of light and a soul of darkness cannot coexist.

(106) Walk along acme when grace, the element of polarity also can be in onefold coexist on makeup look.

(107) The brilliance of these idioms is that they coexist quite peacefully with each other. Any user can freely intermix the two idioms, or stick consistently with one or the other.

(108) In many mature economies, property tax and profits tax coexist.

(109) That any should coexist here among nearly 900 million people shows the Hindu reverence for all life—a concept known as ahimsa—and for elephants in particular.

(110) What we are committed to is a new lifestyle in which man and vehicles coexist harmoniously and happily as well as a life attitude which highlights quality and pragmaticism.

(111) In some cases the public estates coexist with private markets and influence their price through competition.