Sentence examples for imply compromise from inspiring English sources

"Centerist may imply compromise, but that's not what I mean.

Still, accessibility doesn't imply compromise: Ms. Koh and Mr. Karttunen had their hands full with eerily whistling false harmonics and other intricate technical devices.

I don't think so, they're words that imply compromise, safety and unoriginality.

Persistent infection of Atlantic salmon with SL implies compromised immunity and self-destruction of tissues.

The design of our observational methods implied compromises that did not support a rationale for calculating intra-observer repeatability and inter-observer reproducibility based on correlation statistics.

Gradualism does not, however, imply negative compromise or merely passing time.

Of course, the very idea of "best" is a little silly, and "consensus" implies bland compromise.

She "has combined the best of old and new without implying messy compromise".

This implies a compromise of performance over accuracy.

Genes involved in "Cell Adhesion" were significantly down regulated implying a compromise in these phenomena by TNFα within the hepatocyte.

He said the budget "implies painful compromises for everyone".