Sentence examples for incompatible that from inspiring English sources

She shocked the "New Yorker" establishment by showing that argument and entertainment were not incompatible; that style and substance might cohabitat; and that text and image could actually strengthen each other's power.

To me it seems like a $350 million bet on the idea that doing good, having fun, and working more productively are not at all incompatible; that, in fact, they can reinforce one another.

The very idea of Puerto Rican Statehood being touted as appealing only insofar as it can temporarily boost Latino support for Republicans certainly indicates how incompatible that may be as a solution to finally ending U.S. colonialism there.

"Some people will say that a social welfare state and a competitive economy are incompatible, that innovation is incompatible with workers' rights.

"Some people will say that a social welfare state and a competitive economy are incompatible, that innovation is incompatible with workers' rights," he said.

Moreover, Mr. Fleischer said, "It's not inconsistent or incompatible that this becomes part of the longer, broader Medicare reform," if that is the will of Congress.

Like many members of the family Proteaceae, Banksia menziesii is largely self-incompatible; that is, inflorescences require pollinators to be fertilised and produce seed.

The aim of the fit note, however, is to challenge the assumption that illness and work are incompatible and that work is an impediment to recovery [ 9].

Data protection rules say it can not be used by anything incompatible with that purpose".

An ambitious and interventionist foreign policy is incompatible with that goal.

In other countries, multiple agencies or donors control inefficient, incompatible systems that can't be integrated or scaled up.