Sentence examples for prudent compromise from inspiring English sources
The Sentiments de l'Académie (1638; "The Opinions of the Academy"), compiled by Chapelain as a judgment on The Cid, reflects prudent compromise, but one can sense beneath the pedantry of certain comments a genuine feeling for the harmony and regularity that Classical tragedy was to achieve.
That proportion reached 12 per cent by the end of last year but today the bank said: "We will not compromise our prudent risk management to meet the 20 per cent of total customer loans commitment for commercial banking.
The Cannons contend that far from being a militant crusader, Reagan was a prudent leader — prepared to compromise with Congressional Democrats, hesitant to embroil the United States in foreign wars, eager to maintain America's alliances and acutely aware of the limits of American power.
Don the Libertarian Democrat concludes a long, and very good, comment on Tyler Cowen's post by saying:I like to quote Burke on politics: "All government, indeed every human benefit and enjoyment, every virtue, and every prudent act, is founded on compromise and barter.
When patients present acutely with clinical evidence of gastric compromise it is prudent to proceed immediately to exploratory surgery [5].
With that said, based on our analysis, an IGF-I level around the mean for the population rather than at the upper limit of normal would seem to be a reasonable approach in terms of cost-effectiveness and more prudent in terms of safety, without incurring any compromise of efficacy, especially for patients with GHD.
Always be very aware that there will often be convergences between differing opinions and it is prudent to look for those to see where compromises can be made successfully.
They are not evil or irresponsible; they are defaulting because — for anyone with an already compromised credit rating — it is the economically prudent thing to do.
It's a compromise between the straightest, most dangerous route and a more prudent one.
Such a spirit of compromise is desperately needed, as lawmakers from both parties must forge a more prudent course in pursuit of health reform.
