Sentences with phrase «coexist together»

Clusters of individuals and lone characters populate the scene where hierarchies, factions, prima donnas, leaders and minions coexist together: mirroring relationships in the workplace, the staffroom and the boardroom.
No, this won't be the typical routine of questing and grinding levels, but a seamless open world using server shards where a few hundred players will coexist together or die trying.
Rest assured, when I comment on a picture like this, it is only because my job carries with it an ethical obligation to help dogs and people understand each other better, to coexist together more joyfully and safely.
CKD and CDS can - and often do - coexist together.
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.
«Harmonizing multiple quantum mechanical properties which often do not coexist together and trying to do it by design is highly complex,» states Professor Rondinelli.The application of an electric field to the oxide Ag2BiO3 changes the atomic positions and determines whether the spins are coupled in pairs (forming so - called Weyl - fermions) or separated (Rashba - splitting), and whether the material is electrically conductive or not.
We use only ingredients that nature provides and wherever possible naturally coexist together, like cocoa, sugar cane, vanilla and some fruit.
They are living together, but perhaps coexisting together instead of living life together.

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But the two groups have to coexist and work together, he said.
Here, fire and water curiously coexist as natural gas and hot spring water escape the rocky walls — although legend would have you believe that a fiery dragon and a water tiger once fought here a long time ago before they called it a truce and decided to join together as fire and water.
I believe this is an opportunity, no matter what your beliefs or thoughts are on this matter, it is an opportunity for us all to come together to COEXIST.
President Carter's announcement at Notre Dame in 1977 that Americans had gotten over their «inordinate fear of communism»» together with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's statement that Carter and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev shared «similar dreams and aspirations about the most fundamental issues»» demonstrated that the degradation of moral judgment into moral posturing could coexist with breathtaking strategic myopia (and indeed moral blindness) in minds for which the evocation of the specter of Vietnam marked an end to moral reasoning, or indeed any other form of reasoning.
We can all coexist and be happy together.
The discrete and progressive order of the fossil record clearly contradicts the notion that all the «kinds» were created together and coexisted both pre - and post-flood.
Folks want to talk about mesut and Santi / Alexis not coexisting, why not acknowledge the obvious: that Jack and Aaron can't play together and the team suffers when they do?
She's stated that her desires / needs are 1) peace, 2) touching, 3) kisses, and 4) being able to coexist in our daily life together.
We coexist in this house, because it belongs to all of us, just as this earth belongs to all of us and we must find a way to co exist together peacefully.
«Now that we know nature allows five quarks to be bound together, it would be very strange indeed if just this set of quarks is allowed to coexist in this manner,» he says.
We take this very seriously and recognize the need to coexist and are all working on it together,» Harris said.
Putting the Pieces Together Despite such practices, persuasive evidence for discrete coexisting personalities in individuals is lacking.
Women used to coexist and live together in ways that we don't today.
Players will be able to coexist on a farm, building cabins and growing crops together.
Routinely described as inscrutable or remote, Malick's The New World presents history as something as simple as two people who come together, fall in love, and betray one another because their cultures are too different, too intolerant, to coexist with one another.
«Community» has come to mean differences peacefully coexisting rather than people working together toward some serious end.»
They be taught to appreciate that no being is superior to the other and should learn to coexist and utilize the resources God has given together.
The summit, organized by a task force from the county Office of Education, brought together hundreds of local educators to learn more about «the rapid growth of charter schools» and how they can coexist with neighborhood schools.
To ensure that the power and handling can coexist, the SVR has a slew of advanced technologies that include mechanical and electronic controls and they work seamlessly together.
Together, they not only make the drive fun and enjoyable, but they also provide nearly 33mpg, further proving efficiency and style can coexist.
Never leave your pets together unsupervised until you are sure they can peacefully coexist.
In his attempt to create a modern technological platform where science and art coexist harmoniously together, Ricardo Cabret moved to New York City, where he had two solo exhibitions until today.
In Untitled many conflicting motifs coexist side - by - side, together in the poetic, self - contained world Gober depicts — hygiene, cleanliness, the purifying rituals of baptism and the effluvia caught and trapped by the sewer, unseen but nevertheless a daily presence in all of our lives, are all redolent, vying for the viewer's attention.
In Hawser's work the handmade and the manufactured come together in a very elegant way and coexist ad infinitum.
Here, the two arms are fused together, producing a single sculpture in which these oppositional ways of being coexist.
That nearly impossible dream has suddenly come true with the new Movies Anywhere platform that brings together five Hollywood studios and four digital retailers under one roof, coexisting in peace and harmony.
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