Sentence examples for intelligent compromises from inspiring English sources

It's not as if he is unfamiliar with "the need to make intelligent compromises," says Courtney Stadd, former NASA chief of staff.

An optimization mechanism is introduced to make intelligent compromises among the indices of transportation time, maximal swing angle, and so on.

Taking photos of the same subject, in the same lighting conditions, using several different films may be the best way to learn how to make intelligent compromises.

Fortunately, there are still practical conservatives in the G.O.P., who believe in results, who believe in intelligent compromise.

In that business, Obama would do well to understand that while democracy depends on intelligent compromise, it also depends on the ill-tempered gripers and groaners out in the street.

Laurence H. Tribe, a constitutional law professor at Harvard University, said the ruling was "an intelligent compromise of extraordinarily difficult and almost irreconcilable competing principles" -- the need for deference to the executive as commander in chief, and for some check on the arbitrary exercise of government power.

As fairness and throughput are reciprocally related, an intelligent compromise is necessary to obtain the required QoS while exploiting the time-varying characteristics of the wireless channel.

And not simply with bleeding heart idealism, but with intelligent compromise and policy understanding.

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A skilled terrorist cell (or intelligent machine) could compromise power systems, steal or delete financial data and wreck supply chains, all of which are crucial for the modern world to function.

Edward Kennedy, who succeeded Dodd as the Senate's lead voice in the cause of gun control, addressed a closed session of the N.R.A.'s board of directors, saying, "It is apparent that nothing is being done by opponents of gun legislation to foster understanding, intelligent debate, and compromise".