Sentence examples for because of its compromise from inspiring English sources

Much of the violence has been directed at the cross-community Alliance party because of its compromise motion at Belfast city hall, which changed the policy of flying the union flag 365 days a year.

There are several solutions to face these problems [39], but in our implementation, the Ohseki algorithm [40] was chosen because of its good compromise between computational complexity and allocation losses.

He pointed out that radical Islamists have long condemned the Muslim Brotherhood because of its willingness to compromise with the government and even to run candidates for office.

"I am disappointed that a great institution like Binghamton University would, in any way, because of its athletic program, compromise its terrific academic reputation," Nancy L. Zimpher, who is the SUNY chancellor and ordered the investigation four months ago, said in a conference call with reporters Thursday.

But to many progressives ambivalent about the law because of its shortcomings and compromises, that episode only shows that Pelosi is too close to monied interests and has been too quick to compromise with centrists.

The sample consisting of 32 accessions seemed to be the best compromise because of its small number of accessions and its representativeness.

PLLA was chosen as a polar/biodegradable polymer, whose cell affinity is often compromised because of its hydrophobicity and low surface energy [16].

The trainer Nick Zito said he felt Fasig-Tipton had slightly compromised the August sales because of its July sales in Kentucky.

That is down from 21 days because of a compromise spending bill negotiated between President Obama and members of Congress.

Deep neck infections are potentially life-threatening conditions because of airway compromise.

Low bypass ratios do not tend to be favored for civilian aircraft because of the compromise between improved fuel economy and the requirements of the performance of the aircraft in terms of flight paths and its stability.