Sentence examples for incompatible goals from inspiring English sources

Airline security and individual privacy are not mutually incompatible goals.

Conflict describes a situation in which two or more actors pursue incompatible goals.

That said, news organizations cannot bring themselves, it seems, to eschew the twin goals — arguably incompatible goals — of being first and most credible.

But those are incompatible goals, and in its twilight months, the Clinton administration is strangled by its own constraints as it contemplates the options in places like Sierra Leone, Congo, Angola, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Zimbabwe.

As Washington scrambles for a policy to achieve the incompatible goals of making fuel cheaper and making Americans use less of it, it might consider the twisted tale of how four-wheel-drive gas hogs became Detroit's best sellers.

Eric Borremans of BNP Paribas Asset Management says that making money and doing the right thing are not "mutually incompatible goals".Companies that take ethical or governance shortcuts risk being embroiled in scandals that damage their profitability and mar their brands.

Modern gas turbine development is being driven by the often-incompatible goals of increased efficiency, better durability, and reduced emissions.

Many people now regard liberty and equality as incompatible political goals.

Graham tried to explain that Syria was a client state of Iran, and that America's seemingly incompatible military goals were, in fact, inseparable.

Finding a good balance between these incompatible design goals is very challenging.

Rather, many simply don't choose it in the first place because they believe it "especially incompatible" with goals and values they consider important.