Sentence examples for in some compromise from inspiring English sources

When you present two opposite viewpoints as if they're equal, people will tend to be lured to the middle ground, assuming the truth lies in some compromise between the two.

One has to keep in mind that optimizing TCP performance based on both fairness and throughput results in some compromise on throughput to increase the fairness.

These studies, although with limited resources, resulting in some compromises about certain details of the methodology, aimed to approach a problem that had largely been ignored in the past, in a uniform and systematic way.

It is discernible that the negotiation and formulation process resulted in some compromises.

[It] always ends in some sort of compromise that combines our ideas and turns out better than either of our original ideas probably would have [been].

There has to be some compromise in this dispute".

Some compromise in New York on this issue is warranted.

It's got all of it going and then typically been able to strike some compromise in the regulations and all.

"Maybe we can just ignore the Tea Party and ignore Boehner and go ahead and come up with some compromise in the Senate now," Cassidy suggests.

The task is not to ignore some past event but to view it in proportion, to find some compromise between present and past.

Although several studies [4 7] have been done to improve these methods for edge detection, they still produce edges with some compromise in accuracy, completeness, complexity, connectedness, and smoothness.