Sentence examples for compromise practices from inspiring English sources

However, special efforts including compromise practices will need to be defined and promoted for those recommended practices which are not easily accepted.

Particularly, it is a compromise practice to set the codebook size to be two times of the number of antennas in each subarray.

Parental stress is an understudied factor that may compromise parenting practices related to children's dietary intake, physical activity, and obesity.

What obligation did they have to intervene? A. Officially, the New York State Police declined to give out any details about the governor's bodyguards, saying that such disclosures might compromise security practices.

However, cost and availability issues might compromise such practices.

The Commons shadow-play did, however, illustrate the unresolved tension between agreement on paper and conversion to compromise in practice.

But Bopp, the man behind Citizens United, was referring to a world where both sides contorted to please Kennedy, a man who sought compromise — in practice, incoherence — on the issue.

With their number reduced to 60 or so stalwarts, the conservatives say they have learned to make peace with Mr. Clinton's powerful veto pen, to compromise and practice patience, and to funnel money back home to protect themselves and the tenuous Republican hold on the House.

That's not to compromise my practice but I'll come in, get my tennis done, have physio, a massage and then leave.

This is a good thing, because the absence of empathy would seriously compromise the practice of medicine.

While leaving the problem to Silicon Valley innovators seems like an agreeable compromise, in practice the difficult tradeoffs haven't changed over the last twenty years.