Sentence examples for compromising approach from inspiring English sources
The latter, like many in the party now, and in the pro-Corbyn pressure group Momentum, had grown disillusioned with the cautious, compromising approach that the party had recently followed in government, and that had arguably caused it to lose power.
Some members of the liberal élite have responded by coming up with a less compromising approach, stressing Dutch liberal values.
Bridgestone has a reputation in Japan for an unyielding management style, especially compared with the more compromising approach of other Japanese multinationals.
It opposed what, in its view, was a compromising approach to true Christian theology and practice but was rejected by the church as an exaggerated and unorthodox position.
The compromising approach even improves upon the other algorithms by introducing shorter path delays.
Notably, these cells show partial resistance to loss of anchorage, and the selection can be of limited stringency, compromising approaches based on clonal selection or anyway requiring high stringency.
If binaural audio and the WFS are regarded as two extremes in terms of loudspeaker channels, this paper is focused on pragmatic and compromising approaches of automotive audio spatializers targeted at economical cars with four available loudspeakers for 5.1-channel input contents.
What is more remarkable, however, is the way in which she has managed to move into the mainstream without compromising her approach.
The program is flexible and can be adapted to populations of either gender or nonveterans, and can be modified to meet specific program needs without compromising treatment approaches.
This method also offers advantages to investigators with access to HTP instruments (e.g. Illumina Genome Analyzer) who wish to test their libraries prior to sequencing without compromising either experimental approach by sample loss.
A promising approach, compromising the biocompatibility of HA and the duration of a complex polymer, is the application of dihydrazide photo-cross-linking reaction.
