Sentences with word «coexist»

Sometimes the thrill is gone because sex drive, aka libido, can't peacefully coexist with stress, anger, or marital discord.

Whether it's a neighbor's dog or your own precious pooch, Payne and Wilson offer advice to help pets peacefully coexist in apartments or high - rise buildings.

Volunteer caregivers provide food and water for colonies and help ensure that the cats coexist peacefully with their community.

These findings hint that Neanderthals did not coexist with modern humans as long as previously suggested, investigators added.

It means a Mac, Linux box, and Windows PC will happily coexist on one network, accessing one another and the same files.

The people of Alola are deeply in touch with the natural side of trainers» relationships with their Pokémon, and they emphasize the harmony of coexisting in the tropical paradise.

Neanderthals and humans coexisted for thousands of years, but the relationship between the two human species was always a bit dysfunctional.

I agree that the memories from those handmade ornaments can be beautifully displayed and happily coexist with other ornaments!

But really Religion and Government can not coexist as separate because both demand exclusive devotion.

Coexisting conditions in individuals with PSC include inflammatory bowel disease and gallbladder diseases, including gallstones, polyps and cancer.

Teacher - training programs for regular and special - education teachers often coexist within colleges of education, but rarely are classes jointly taught by regular and special - education professors.

The Creation Museum argues humans coexisted with dinosaurs, the biblical flood carved the Grand Canyon, and the Earth itself is only 6,000 years old.

From songbirds and squirrels to rabbits and raccoons, our county's wide array of wildlife faces the challenge of coexisting alongside the ever - growing population of people moving into their natural habitat.

He argues that when the state has gone off track, it and the church can not coexist without difficulty unless the church over compromises.

Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and osteoporosis often coexist in patients, but managing both conditions can be a challenge.

High valuations and high volatility did coexist in the late 1990s, but that did not end well.

A warm yellow works well with a warm orangey red but doesn't coexist harmoniously with a cool blue red.

... If the dates are right, we have three different species coexisting at the same time...» Science, V. 274, p. 1841, 12/13/1996

Using the DAP diffuser will allow your pet and your neighbors to coexist more peacefully.

increase knowledge of the unique treatment issues presented by youths with coexisting disorders, various sexual orientations, involvement in the criminal justice system, and displaced housing situations.

In this video, he explains why he looks for investors who can add the most kaleidoscopic value and then surrounds himself with a thoughtful team who will likely have to coexist together for many years.

Having Avengers vs. X-Men be so interactive really warmed me up to letting comics online and in person coexist comfortably.

The performance, which coexists as a video that I am also presenting at this year's Venice Biennale, was a live re-enactment of a hypnotherapy session that I found on the Internet.

In other words, Flaherty set out to send two messages that don't coexist comfortably in the same budget speech.

The team also plans to examine whether amphibious antagonism in the wild means fewer species coexist on islands dominated by aggressive red frogs.

These two different literary registers — realism and metafiction * — do not simply coexist within the novel; they feed one another in Hemon's larger project of describing America from without.

I always thought the evangelicals here were the nuttiest (who literally believe we'll all just be driving down the road one day and some of us will get magically whisked away, and thinks people and dinosaurs coexisted like Land of the Lost), but apparently Crazy doesn't discriminate against any religion.

Traditional ways of life coexist with unobtrusive yet thoroughly modern resorts.

Light and dark will always coexist because we can't have one without the other.

Myths which could not easily coexist if they were hypotheses or histories, as for example rival accounts of creation, can comfortably belong to the same body of mythology.26

Thus in the holistic perspective human being is «not a supreme being but a part of the web of nature coexisting with other denizens of the cosmos «34

Today's news is partially obscured by Vormstein's re-creations; past and present coexist uneasily.

Fourth, children who have other coexisting psychiatric problems.

In many respects it is the ideal American city, where coexisting cultures thrive, and in turn breed successive generations of even more creative, talented inhabitants.

Since all the grizzlies coexisted just 35,000 years ago, he says, they may not be as genetically distinct as mitochondrial DNA suggests — and conservation plans for threatened populations may need to be reexamined.

Johnson has a reputation for being ball - dominant in Atlanta, and it's very much deserved, but he also coexisted beautifully with Steve Nash in Phoenix.

Not identical, but after more than a year now webscriptions and Amazon seem to be coexisting quite well.

Study results show that patients with prior knowledge of MGUS had better overall survival (median 2.8 years) than patients with MM who didn't know when they had MGUS (median survival 2.1 years), although patients with prior knowledge of their MGUS status had more coexisting illnesses.

In this most holy place, the Inca's finest stonework coexists side by side with Santo Domingo Convent.

You and your stepchild will get to know how to coexist if you go steady and slow, not expecting overnight results.

Creativity and scholarship develop in the Brown Fine Arts Center, where galleries, studios, classrooms and study spaces coexist alongside the Hillyer Art Library and the Smith College Museum of Art.

Do you have any advice on how to have a dog and cat coexist peacefully in a household?

What I love about the annual TED gathering in Vancouver is the way science coexists along with art, social justice, popular song and the rest of TED's eclectic mix.

Many cultures coexist here guaranteeing you will find gourmet meals that will intrigue your palate.

Ole Seehausen, senior author and Head of Fish Ecology and Evolution at Eawag Aquatic Research, said: «African cichlid fish stand out amongst fish by their incredible richness of species that evolved without geographical isolation and that now coexist within individual lakes.

We often speak of it as a docile, quiet and very relaxed rabbit that coexists beautifully with all kinds of other pets, but we must never force the rabbit to interact if it does not want to do this.