Sentence examples for challenges and compromises from inspiring English sources

The story of an operatic triumph is the story of a thousand small challenges and compromises.

This work describes the model and discusses the challenges and compromises that had to be made.

Keeping the balance right and making sure that I'm very present in my son's life involves a whole series of challenges and compromises.

However, the history and examples cited in this paper show that while data sharing may become second nature, it is not an easy, seamless process and is not happening without challenges and compromises.

Marie Måwe, CSR Manager at Oberalp, noted the challenges and compromises frankly, "As technical mountain equipment developers, thinking and caring about the safety of our customers is key, which makes it difficult to renounce the best materials.

I'm reminded, Jen, of your exceptionally thoughtful Daily Beast interview with "Doctor Strange" director Scott Derrickson, who acknowledged the challenges and compromises of this kind of adaptation far more honestly, and self-critically, than those associated with "Ghost in the Shell" have done.

In humanitarian emergencies, the arrival of many new players poses an additional challenge and compromises the capacity of understaffed and overwhelmed national and local authorities to lead the public health response and handle international aid.

While the truncating mutations are considered to be causative, the pathological significance of nucleotide changes localized in intronic regions is very difficult to predict, which makes distinguishing between benign and pathogenetic variants a challenge and compromises a conclusive genetic counselling.

Short-term band aids have given way to longer-term development plans, at the heart of which are local political challenges, arguments and compromises.

"By arguing that the ADA does not apply to websites, Defendant seeks to impose more isolation, exclusion and frustration to the lives of blind individuals who already lead a challenged and compromised existence," Lee wrote in response to Sela Group's motion to dismiss.

There are two other process characteristics that are most apparent in the "invisible" work that peers do: challenge and compromise.