Sentence examples for compromising on success from inspiring English sources
The FTSSF and SSF_P is compared to show the improvement in performance in terms of service delay and service recovery overhead without compromising on success rate and service registration overhead.
The National Innovation Council (NInC) says the money is to "invest in a new generation of Indian entrepreneurs who will build – and are in the process of building – world class enterprises that focus on the problems of the poor, without compromising on economic success".
Therefore an attempt has been made to propose a Fault Tolerant Service Selection Framework for pervasive environment that would be tolerant to all types of fault with minimal service recovery overhead and service delay without compromising on service registration overhead and success rate.
Recent randomized controlled trials suggest that an AP electrode position [ 1] and the use of hand-held paddles [ 2] optimize cardioversion success rates without compromising on patient safety.
Mencius is rejecting the analogy between compromising on ritual propriety to save the country and compromising on propriety to save one's sister-in-law.
"The context of the first record was that I was witnessing a repression on young people who were constantly confronted with a false idea of success, and inevitably, ended up compromising on their art," Beth says.
Compromising one's integrity reflects poorly on the company, and is simply bad form.
Mr. Zoellick focused today on helping Europe win benefits in some contested areas that would allow it to claim success at the talks even after compromising on the farm question.
She has a strong idea of her own success that doesn't seem to revolve around compromising on her creativity.
Mr Brown may be compromising on his long-term social democratic ambitions for the sake of yesterday's political success.
The Guardian notes: "Mr Brown may be compromising on his long-term social democratic ambitions for the sake of yesterday's political success".
