Sentence examples for are completely compatible from inspiring English sources
Maintains that gay rights are completely compatible with Conservatism.
A liberal politician taking to Twitter to argue that big broods and a "culture of life" are completely compatible with reproductive freedom.
"What I interpret as the official decisions of our government," he said, "are completely compatible, at least at this point, with what I have proposed for the last three or four months".
They also are completely compatible with Apple's Swift Playgrounds app, so users can learn to code using the robots as a platform, customizing movement, animations and the like.
It was found out that the plastic strain distribution obtained from the seismic analyses of the first two models and those of the significant cracks observed in situ on the dome and at the tips of arcs are completely compatible.
Furthermore, superconducting nanowire single photon detectors (SNSPDs) based on W silicide [59] and niobium and niobium nitride superconducting films [60] are completely compatible with advanced Si photonics manufacturing processes and have demonstrated waveguide coupled performance in excess of 93%[61]].
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The physicist Hugh Everett proved half a century ago that this "many worlds" idea is completely compatible with everything we know about the way the world works, and is a natural feature of quantum physics.
"It's a development that is completely compatible with the criminal game you see all over the planet," Buscaglia said, drawing parallels with the Italian mafia and the Japanese yakuza.
But John Paul II and Benedict sought to dispel any notion of an ecclesial revolution, and, during their papacies, conservative Catholics largely accepted their argument that Vatican II was completely compatible with the doctrinal dispensations that had preceded it.
Author and chair of judges Francis Spufford called How to Be Both "a book which confirms that formal innovation is completely compatible with pleasure – that it can be, in fact, a renewal of the writer's compact with the reader to delight and to astonish".
