Sentence examples for more mutually from inspiring English sources

Instead, we have to make sanctions smarter, more mutually reinforcing.

"This would make the nature of the Japan-U.S. alliance more mutually responsible".

Yet relations between the 52-year-old and the Rangers board had already broken down, meaning a more immediate exit was more mutually beneficial.

Canfield became a mentor to Ferriss, and found him a literary agent, though the exchange has, over the years, grown to become more mutually advantageous.

Perhaps because of the demands of the wilderness, even interactions between settlers and native Alaskans tended to be more mutually accommodating than confrontational.

In The Girl, the relationship moves from Pygmalion to Beauty and the Beast, before curdling into something more mutually destructive, if not downright abusive.

But by improving the transparency and inclusiveness of the regulatory system, the President can both focus attention on what he is doing to bolster the business environment and ensure we are implementing smarter, more mutually-beneficial rules moving forward.

She added: "We need to have far a more symbiotic, mutually beneficial, relationship with the public service broadcaster".

Strange encounters: Richard O'Brien meeting Likely Lad Rodney Bewes – just two more pros, mutually respectfully funny, bouncing off each other.

What's more, as mutually agreed upon facts become more elusive, informed debate about important social and political issues of the day becomes more difficult as well.

Leaving is cowardly because it is likely to be the precipitous termination of something that should have ended more amicably, mutually and gracefully some time before.