Sentence examples for mutually exclusive goals from inspiring English sources

Improving patient safety and reforming the broken medical liability system are not mutually exclusive goals.

Theory told us that NATO enlargement and a NATO-Russia relationship would be mutually exclusive goals.

"They recognized that serving the public and protecting their membership are not mutually exclusive goals," Judge Lippman said.

At the center of the disagreement are two socially desirable but, for now, mutually exclusive goals: noise abatement and increased fertility.

Behind the dispute, which has been replicated many times across Germany, lies not so much a legal disagreement as the collision of two socially desirable but, for now, mutually exclusive goals: noise abatement and increased fertility.

Yet in the end, the difference is, as Mr. Nye put it, not between two mutually exclusive goals but between two visions of attaining the same goal: more justice in a better world.

The vast majority of Chinese, particularly younger and wealthier ones, are caught between two mutually-exclusive goals: standing out and fitting in.

"I don't think those two goals are mutually exclusive".

Others said that those two goals were mutually exclusive.

But it would not be surprising if he was forced eventually to conclude that these goals are mutually exclusive.

Because the Tea Party's main two goals are mutually exclusive -- cutting taxes and balancing the budget.