Sentence examples for compromising the ideal from inspiring English sources

Moving from lawsuits to comprehensive solutions would mean compromising the ideal that every victim of discrimination was entitled to redress.

According to "The Park and the People," by Roy Rosenzweig and Elizabeth Blackmar Henry Holtt, 1992), Vaux saw the design as "imperial," compromising the democratic ideals of the park.

After being hired as a college guidance counselor, Mantegna sold Hardwick on the idea that Blair could build a successful basketball program, as it did in wrestling, without compromising the school's ideals.

A quirky, gadfly personality who has become a political everyman, he is an icon to the Liberal Democrats' left wing, which was wary from the start about compromising the party's ideals by joining with the Conservatives.

When appropriately planned in select cases, this technique will result with ideal dental implant restorations without compromising the esthetic and functional harmony of the native dentition.

But Mr. Piano has done more, striking an ideal balance between new and old without compromising the identity of either.

It may be the skeleton is the ideal place for PDT since the fiber optic cable can be placed directly in the bone without compromising the native tissue.

An ideal adaptive design is one where patients are treated as effectively as possible without sacrificing the potential learning or compromising the integrity of the trial.

He accused the government of compromising the agency's independence.

The frame was removed without compromising the fracture treatment.

Attacks compromising the hosting infrastrucutre are frequently occurring.