Sentence examples for while mutually from inspiring English sources

Their marriage, while mutually inspiring, was poisoned by Miles's abuse.

Code sharing involves partner airlines individually maximizing their own profits, while mutually considering overall profitability, traffic gains, and quality benefits for the markets in which they cooperate with their partners.

Moreover mutually aggressive colonies shared only 73.8% of the compounds in their CHC profiles on average, while mutually tolerant colonies (P1-P2, P3-P4) shared 95.8% of the compounds (presence/absence of compounds, Table S5).

Mutually aggressive subcolony pairs shared less than half of their alleles (33.1±17.5%, mean ± SD), while mutually tolerant subcolonies P1-P2 and P3-P4 shareitherher all alleles (P1-P2) or 85.7% (P3-P4, 16 of 18 alleles in common) of the pairwise allele pool (Table S3).

However, IDH1/2 and TET2 mutations, while mutually exclusive, are not equivalent because IDH1/2 mutations are more frequent in acute than in chronic myeloid diseases, whereas it is not the case for TET2 alterations, which are more evenly distributed between chronic and acute stages.

Hong Kong's adoption into the British Empire appeared, at least for a while, to be mutually advantageous.

Carroll (1991) organised his pyramid as a four-layered model, entitled the Pyramid of Responsibilities, which embodied the four different responsibilities - economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic - which while not mutually exclusive, enabled managers to appreciate the varying types of obligation and the continual tensions between them.

I think we're a lot less faithful as well, because you've got such easy access to talk to other people on social media while being mutually exclusive.

While not mutually exclusive, these data highlight the important double-edged role of IL-2 both in enabling Tregs to suppress and target cells to escape Treg-suppression.

While not mutually exclusive, another possibility is that the clams in the south may have died because of infilling or aerial exposure due to uplift.

While not mutually exclusive, AD and psoriasis rarely co-exist.