Sentence examples for ever compatible from inspiring English sources
Is gender equality ever compatible with restrictions on abortion?
Not all bad...'." Can the two traditions ever be compatible?
I didn't think that those two things could ever be compatible," he told his congregation.
Can advertisers pulling their spending (or threatening to) in order to sway editorial policy ever be compatible with a movement calling for "ethics in games journalism"?
Apparently, it was only when I approached him, to ask how 14 weeks could ever be compatible with delayed ensoulment theory, that he finally plucked up courage to leave.
While Ewers and his team don't expect larger species such as elephants to ever be compatible with oil palm plantations, they still hold out hope of attracting species such as the sambar deer.
It's still far from certain that AOL's lumbering corporate bureaucracy – and obsession with search terms – can ever be compatible with good, fresh journalism.
Objections here turn either on problems for counterpart theory, or else on whether a satisfactory theory of how we talk about actual things can ever be compatible with this view.
In a city in which rents move in only one direction, they will search ever farther afield for compatible and affordable neighborhoods.
Mazur ([2004]) points out that Catholicism is a liberal religion with regard to evolution, ever since Pope John Paul II declared evolution compatible with Christian faith in 1996.
