Sentence examples for a sensible compromise between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Louski said he welcomed today's vote as a sensible compromise between competing interests.

In a sensible compromise between the past and present, its courtyard and three facades of the new building will emulate the original palace, while the interior will be modern.

If Whittingdale wants to do something positive (and I'm not one of those who believe otherwise) then he should be pro-active and host a series of summits in order to hammer out a sensible compromise between publishers and the BBC.

CoreASM is implemented in Java under Academic Free License version 3.0 (AFL 3.0), providing a sensible compromise between public availability of the original source code and the existence of proprietary extensions for commercial applications.

"But, as I say, it's about striking a balance between what is a sensible compromise between improving the environmental credentials of Wales and having this levy that people have accepted because it's a modest sum of money and it is making an impact and then being seen to (be) turning it into maybe more of a penalty and a heavier hand of government that actually people will start to resent.

However, they offer a sensible compromise between capturing complex causal relationships and computational feasibility, and have thus been used in a wide variety of scientific contexts [ 25– 28].

In Iraq the jury is still out, but the argument between Mr Rumsfeld and the generals may well have produced a sensible compromise.

Is this a sensible compromise?

But she offers a sensible compromise.

A sensible compromise is ultimately there to be made.

In the abstract, this seems like a sensible compromise.