Sentence examples for compromising on the quality from inspiring English sources
At what point can the replacement providers only make the returns work by compromising on the quality of care?" the briefing paper asks.
This is the most important issue for me – it feeds into the larger issue of political parties being obsessed with winning and hence compromising on the quality of parliamentarians.
"We encourage all councils to review their spending and in particular urge higher spending councils to understand the reasons for this and to consider whether they can secure more cost-effective placements without compromising on the quality of care".
"It's very useful for what do you want to eat, where do you want to sleep?" Mr. Hullot said his years working for Mr. Jobs taught him how important it is to avoid compromising on the quality of products.
"The only way you can make it quicker is by compromising on the quality," Merrion said.
These guidelines help in reducing the fatigue of the operators with minimum alarms, without compromising on the quality and intended operations.
The scheme proposed here results in enormous savings of memory normally required, without compromising on the image quality.
Freeze drying could also be performed above the eutectic temperature without compromising on the final product quality profile, such as nanoparticle size and structural preservation of the lyophilized cake.
Baxter has developed a club from achieving promotion with a group of unknowns to building on that core group season by season, by adding quality without compromising on the original values.
In this work, the combined effect of the energy conservative variable refrigerant volume (VRV) system and the variable air volume (VAV) system was experimentally investigated using genetic fuzzy optimization method that yielded better thermal comfort, indoor air quality (IAQ) requirements without compromising on the energy savings potential.
Risk management is very crucial for any project to complete successfully without compromising on the quadruple constraints of scope, cost, schedule, and quality (Yazid et al. 2014).
