Sentence examples for be a practical compromise from inspiring English sources

The accounting board's proposal has prompted such a storm of protest that it has recently devised what may be a practical compromise.

This was a practical compromise, being a period over which it is clinically reasonable for a GP to monitor symptoms.

The unequal ratio was a practical compromise to accommodate referring GPs who wanted participants to begin the intervention without delay.

He sees this as valuable dynamism, proof of the life of the city, and that what needs to happen is that a practical compromise can be found between the aims and requirements of people with wildly different viewpoints that respects tradition but can allow for disruptive innovation.

There may be a practical payoff, too.

An intermediate 3 h yielded an error of 10% compared to the results obtained with the hydrolysis times specifically tailored to the type of biomass and can thus be recommended as a practical compromise.

Academy leaders as well as critics are hailing the legislation as a practical compromise that will expand public accountability while protecting panels organized by the National Research Council (NRC --the academy's operatiNRC --therom outside pressure.

A practical compromise is required here.

If measurements of levels down to −20 dB re 20 μPa are carried out with condenser microphones in one-third octave frequency bands a practical compromise seems to be employment of 12 inch microphones in the range of center frequencies from 25 Hz to 5 kHz.

Consequently, a practical compromise has to be found.

In a real VoIP system, the components would occur together but as a practical compromise, the analysis is performed in isolation.