Sentence examples for be quite compatible from inspiring English sources

In the abstract, these definitions may be quite compatible with the unitary business principle.

At the end of the study, the numerical modelling results are found to be quite compatible with the actual results.

Electrochemistry is shown to be quite compatible with microanalytical systems for biochemical assays, because of its attractive merits such as simplicity, rapidity, high sensitivity, reduced power consumption, and sample/reagent economy.

But their views would be quite compatible with those of a pacifist who claimed that nobody ought ever to bomb anything!

(6: 408) That one acts from duty, even repeatedly and reliably can thus be quite compatible with an absence of the moral strength to overcome contrary interests and desires.

The ideas of multiculturalism and national solidarity may be quite compatible at a theoretical level, but these ideas do not exist in a philosophical vacuum: they are carried into politics and championed by different sectors of the population, with different priorities and interests.

Easterly is understandably skittish about generalizations, but extracting lessons from experience is quite compatible with decentralized searching.

This is a darker vision of Providence, and of God, than is quite compatible with any kind of ordinary Protestantism.

The contrary principle does not hold true: elaborate marriage ceremonial is quite compatible with high divorce rates.

And the results are quite compatible, said Andrew Cherlin, a professor of public policy at Johns Hopkins University and an author of the three-city study.

Note that while the pre-loaded programs are quite compatible with this emulator, compability with other programs is limited in this version.