Sentence examples for compromises necessitated from inspiring English sources

"It is a very political play in which Schiller uses English history to examine right and wrong, morality and expediency and the compromises necessitated by power.

A fuller public accounting of his own role would go a long way towards making the case that the compromises necessitated by government service left him not only more eminent, but also wiser.

Fifteen minutes later the poems go up on the site, and can be played back so that readers see the keystrokes unfold second by second and follow each erasure and false start, all the little compromises necessitated by the constrictions of time.

The presence of rapid, uncontrolled AF may be associated with severe symptoms and haemodynamic compromise, necessitating urgent intervention.

Shock was defined as hemodynamic compromise necessitating the administration of vasopressor catecholamines and septic shock the presence of shock plus infection.

All storage technologies that are available today necessitate compromises as none of them are able to comply with all given demands optimally.

Though this choice simplifies many research choices, it necessitates compromises for in vivo imaging.

Any management plan or policy is likely to need multiple solutions, and incommensurability between some frames will necessitate compromises and negotiations.

The circumstances of this clinical trial necessitated some scientific compromises.

I think abolishing the EC would go a long way to erasing those distinctions....  The arguments of small states vs the big states (and vs the federal government) that were applicable in 1787 and necessitated the "Connecticut compromise" of which the EC is an outgrowth are as valid today as they were 225 years ago.

Minnesota's government shutdown necessitated an immediate compromise of sorts.