Sentence examples for mutually exclusive claims from inspiring English sources

Some members of each group still make such sweeping and mutually exclusive claims to complete control of the area, whereas others are now more willing to seek a peaceful compromise solution.

3. Glüer & Wikforss (2009) carves out (part of) the same terrain in a slightly different, purely systematic way, treating CE and CD normativism as mutually exclusive claims implying opposite directions of metaphysical determination.

Yet these same experts populate journals and airwaves alike with seemingly mutually exclusive claims.

However, Rowson rejects Adorján's claim that White has essentially no advantage, reasoning that White is better' and 'Black is OK' need not be mutually exclusive claims".

Instead, the Trump campaign offered the mutually exclusive claims that the "alleged tax document" had been "illegally obtained" because Trump had not authorized its release.

The religious and ethnic division and distrust is more profound, the economic and political disparities are far greater, and at the explosive heart of the conflict are mutually exclusive territorial claims, he notes.

I don't really don't know how all these mutually exclusive, metaphysical claims fit together, so let's coexist.

The stories that were told in the sixteenth century, in the midst of preachers claiming mutually exclusive truths, took as their model Scripture--that is, a divine unfolding of eternal truth in human time.

It is not shown that the tax claims of the two States are mutually exclusive.

Data were not further categorized into mutually exclusive infection episodes, which can be challenging using administrative claims data alone.

But the claims of snobbery and of social criticism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries are not mutually exclusive.