Sentence examples for exclusive entities from inspiring English sources
Fictional narrative and psychotic illness are mutually exclusive entities.
Whelan learned early on in her career while working as a journalist and environmental consultant in Costa Rica, that business and the environment are mutually dependent rather than mutually exclusive entities, and they must sustain each other in order to prosper.
The thermal units are then planned intelligently in conjunction with EVs and RETs accounting both economical as well as environmental viability which are often two mutually exclusive entities to deal with.
In the world of film, sex and even just a whiff of intelligence are mutually exclusive entities.
The steady focus on so-called ethnic "communities," those mythical, mutually exclusive entities with their own agendas and leaders, has obscured the more profound, organic process by which Angelenos--particularly the young--live and work together in a complex series of concentric communities that transcend simple ethnic categorization.
All race/ethnicity categories were computed as mutually exclusive entities.
"Restricting common generic strings for the exclusive use of a single entity could have unintended consequences, including a negative impact on competition," the country's government wrote.
In fact, not only does Rogers become the Stalin of hockey broadcasting in Canada, it's the first time ever that one of the big four sports leagues in North America sold their exclusive TV rights to a single entity.
We have reduced Islam from a system to create harmony and peace in the world to an exclusive political entity, copyrighted and owned by the group.
Deals of the scale of U2's with Apple will doubtless remain the exclusive preserve of entities of the scale of U2 and Apple, but there might be something in the model that could work for mere mortals.
It's not clear why they think that, given that fraud and abuse are hardly exclusive to government entities, and that about 50percentt of businesses survive four or five years.
