Sentence examples for exclusive choices from inspiring English sources

Crime and legal work are not mutually exclusive choices but represent a continuum of legal and illegal income-generating activities.

These manufacturers thought of the various sources of competitive advantage as mutually desirable layers, not mutually exclusive choices.

"It has to be a this or a that, mutually exclusive choices — you're a scientist or you're an artist or you're a historian".

The African Union's handling of the cases involving Liberia's Charles Taylor, Chad's Hissène Habré, and Sudan's Omar al-Bashir, among others, is evidence of a culture of impunity where justice and peace are seen as competitive and mutually exclusive choices.

Mr. Gore shows why environmental health and a healthy economy do not constitute mutually exclusive choices, and he enumerates practical steps that can be taken to reduce carbon emissions to a point below 1970's levels.

Mr. Schrader doesn't suggest that these are mutually exclusive choices, but rather shows how the strands of Toller's experience twist into a rope that binds and scourges him, until extreme actions start to feel logical and inevitable.

This analysis examined multiple mutually exclusive alternative choices, while the primary logistic regression analysis examined binary outcomes.

The overall message of this paper posits that there need not be an exclusive choice between different hardware design flows.

These features explain not only why all speed and distance records are set by rocket systems (air, land, space) but also why rockets are the exclusive choice for spaceflight.

In addition, an exclusive choice structure is detected from our Petri Net (cf. Fig. 4) regarding to the relationships of T13, T14 and T15.

We present in Fig. 6 the relations between the concepts of Petri Nets and BPMN (sequential, parallelism, synchronization, exclusive choice, or merge).