Sentence examples for felt a compromise from inspiring English sources

The King discussed the matter with Brooke, who felt a compromise could be reached.

Thus, in lieu of examining a candidate list of ectonucleotidases, we felt a compromise would be to address this comment as follows (by revising the Conclusions section): If we were to find that other ecto-enzymes were upregulated, this information alone would not prove that any upregulated enzymes compensate or act redundantly in the absence of Entpd3.

Zoromski was unhappy however with the "outright product placement " with Staples, writing that "the show's quality felt a little compromised.

"We've felt that a compromise was acceptable," Mr. Rivera said, "because we understand the country's need for energy, and we try to be reasonable".

"It is what I was trying to do with electronic music, but I never succeeded; every piece felt like a compromise between what I wanted to do and what I could achieve.

"I didn't really know what to do and so psychology felt like a compromise between those two things: biology and philosophy," Cleeremans said, then corrected himself.

Similarly, admitting to a problem felt like a compromise of their independence and ability to cope.

I think I get what Instagram and its new owner Facebook are trying to do, but also wonder if they could have approached it in a different way that didn't feel like a compromise of the user experience.

"It doesn't feel like a compromise".

Any kind of serious connection to another art form feels like a compromise.

Mr. Dubbin also said, "She taught me that symbiosis didn't have to feel like a compromise".