Sentence examples for may be mutually from inspiring English sources

At this point it was clear that true cleanliness and fitness may be mutually exclusive.

These two extras, however desirable, should never have been turned into outright aims not least because they may be mutually incompatible.

A spokeswoman for CNA declined to comment on the specific case, but said "an alternate plan of care may be mutually agreed upon between CNA and the claimant.

Secondly, comorbid disorders may be mutually aggravating.

This suggests that for NiAl-based substrates, hot corrosion resistance and exceptional scale spallation resistance may be mutually incompatible goals.

Understanding the nature of science and understanding evolutionary theory are ends in themselves and may be mutually reinforcing.

These fusion genes along with others have expanded into an interconnected fusion network, consisting of a dominant fusion and many low-prevalent fusion genes that may or may not be mutually exclusive in clinical tumors.

Three possibilities are discussed, that may not be mutually exclusive: EBV may directly infect memory B cells during primary infection (Kurth et al., 2000; Chaganti et al., 2009).

It should also be noted that the criteria for defining shock subtypes may not be mutually exclusive, which may have influenced the PPVs for shock.

"Now you have a situation where the firm's position and Mr. Grubman's may not be consistent and therefore may not be mutually reinforcing.

Measurement of organizational performance is a complex issue given that performance is a multifaceted phenomenon whose component elements may have distinct managerial priorities and may even be mutually inconsistent.