Sentence examples for mutually distrusting but from inspiring English sources

Two strands of "women's liberation," mutually distrusting but mutually necessary.

The Bitcoin technology allows, under some conditions, a large number of mutually distrusting parties to agree on a single, consistent, view of a giant ledger that records all transfers of units of bitcoin between Bitcoin users, since the beginning of time.

Pistorius' team submitted two lines of defence, despite criticism from prosecutor Gerrie Nel, who called them "not just mutually exclusive but mutually destructive".

Titles and forms continue to be mutually enhancing, but the conceptual framework has been pruned back.

Street photography and monumentality would seem to be mutually contradictory, but in his art they coexist.

He writes on parallel paths that may seem mutually exclusive but regularly connect.

The mainstay of Bhaskara's philosophy was the conviction that acts and knowledge are not mutually exclusive but, rather, mutually reinforcing.

These diverse approaches are not mutually exclusive but complementary.

These approaches are not mutually exclusive but complementary.

Critical care and palliative care are not mutually exclusive but, rather, mutually enhancing approaches to the care of ICU patients, including those with lung cancer.

The arrangement is mutually beneficial, but also lopsided.