Sentence examples for it was incompatible from inspiring English sources

A report last month by the Strategic Society Centre thinktank suggested it would "fail to meet any of its objectives" and warned that it was incompatible with the drive for health and social-care integration.

Some potential users were sceptical, arguing that NPT offered no advantage over the Theory of Planned Behavior [ 10] because its predictive value was unknown, and others that it was incompatible with Actor-Network Theory [ 12] because of its insistence on explanation over description.

When proposals for integration of public transport in London were published in 1930, the Met argued that it should have the same status as the four main-line railways, and it was incompatible with the UERL because of its freight operations, although the government saw the Met in a similar way to the District as they jointly operated the inner circle.

She also said that it was incompatible with the ECHR.

Because it was incompatible with the IBM PC, which became the industry standard, it was a failure.

Tokyo is home to the abandoned Hakubusukan-Dobutsen station, which, like New York's City Hall station, was abandoned because it was incompatible with newer trains.

— and it's incompatible with the Safari Web browser.

Perhaps it is incompatible with language, a place "beyond words".

Islam as an entire religion is responsible, they cry: it is incompatible with "western values".

May says she has had advice saying it is incompatible with the ECHR.

But it is incompatible with the European convention on human rights.