Sentence examples for increasingly incompatible from inspiring English sources

Nor did other aspects of Britain's agenda escape the spotlight, as the uniquely British obsessions with CCTV and personal liberty seemed increasingly incompatible.

Mr. McGregor argues that China's state-owned enterprises and authoritarian capitalist system, the "China Model", may be increasingly incompatible with the global trade system.

But with each passing month, as Saddam remained defiant and Bush kept massing forces around Iraq, the two principles appeared increasingly incompatible, and Annan began speaking of a grim day of reckoning ahead for the multilateralist order.

Crucially, Abbott's "enemies" have failed to come to terms with the characteristics of the new global phase of capitalism: that capitalism and democracy are becoming increasingly incompatible and business wants to completely free itself from democratic regulation.

The story, as Mr. Pintscher puts it, is "the failure of an 'overproductive' young creative person who was incapable of channeling his powers and talents and is finally brought down as a result of his escape to his second, self-created level of consciousness, which became increasingly incompatible with reality".

Today's major parties unite interests that are increasingly incompatible.

The government's stated ambition of eliminating hunger is incompatible with its decisions to increasingly allow multinational companies such as Monsanto to introduce GM crops, the paper's editorial concluded.

Meanwhile, a second mobile provider, China Unicom, has adopted two incompatible network technologies and looks increasingly feeble.As a result there is much talk of an impending industry reorganisation, which would need to happen before 3G licences were issued.

With the advent of advanced proton and image-guided photon delivery systems, SRS treatment is increasingly migrating to frameless platforms, which are incompatible with frame-based DSA.

"Both of those are incompatible with a world that is increasingly globalized," said Erixon, the think tank director.

With these seemingly incompatible realities existing side by side, there is increasingly a PR war for the image of Africa overseas.