Sentence examples for mutually exclusive positions from inspiring English sources

These aren't mutually exclusive positions of course.

The larger problem is that it's difficult to make all the important players in the process happy when many of them have mutually exclusive positions.

But I can't help but feel that he did not truthfully answer the question posed in the first Republican presidential candidates' debate given his assertion that these are not mutually exclusive positions.

The two basic and mutually exclusive positions maintained, on the one hand, as Schlegel portrays them, that human language must have originated as a transcription, representation or imitation of external objects; and on the other, that in its origin language must have been purely sensual, i.e. a mere form of expression of emotions through sounds.

Gun rights and gun control are not mutually exclusive positions.

Supporting the Second Amendment right to gun ownership and wanting to take steps to ensure that firearms don't fall into the wrong hands are not mutually exclusive positions, Rhodes said.

The similarity between the experimental value and that predicted by our model corroborates the hypothesis that both fimbrin and villin crosslink actin filaments through a single, non-mutually exclusive position and that in vivo their binding sites are nearly fully occupied.

This tendency among girls to see popularity and intelligence as mutually exclusive, to position themselves as either a popular girl or a smart girl, is something that educators have been struggling with for a few decades, particularly since the advent of the global movement to get more girls into STEM fields.

MCA and clustering show that treatments subgroups 1 and 2 (fixed ICS + LABA combinations) are usually mutually exclusive (opposite position on axis 1, and linkage at a negative correlation).

These measurements are mutually exclusive: either a position measurement can be performed, or a momentum measurement, but not both simultaneously.

Aren't these positions mutually exclusive?