Sentence examples for mutually exclusive terms from inspiring English sources

As many of you know, I'm participating in the Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit in Austin, Texas this week where CEOs understand profit and purpose are not mutually exclusive terms.

In the West, "African" and "modern" were mutually exclusive terms from the start.

Sharia law and the freedoms of the U.S. are mutually exclusive terms".

It contests the reduction of the original's aura and its reproduction to mutually exclusive terms.

Although the two logics are usually presented in mutually exclusive terms, they can also be understood as opposite poles of a single continuum.

Frances FitzGerald, in her article on Dr. Joel C. Hunter, the senior pastor of Northland church, affirms the notion that "evangelical" and "liberal" are not mutually exclusive terms ("The New Evangelicals," June 30th).

The GALA-LRR example shows that the differences in LRR consensus motifs can be not only mutually exclusive in terms of inter-LRR packing as it was observed in LRRs from different subfamilies [3], but also permissive as we found in the case of GALA-LRRs and CC-LRRs.

He's not remotely funny, and "likeable" and "obnoxious" are mutually-exclusive terms.

Two categories were mutually exclusive in terms of the main etiologic markers (autoimmune plus IS; nonautoimmune plus IR).

This study suggests that the two career aims (professional and research) are not mutually exclusive in terms of curriculum design and opportunities for learning within the curriculum.

We have performed several analyses which were all mutually exclusive in terms of the parameters that were estimated while performing them.