Sentence examples for remarkable compromise from inspiring English sources

Availability: http://www.rostlab.org/services/consensus/ Contact: [email protected] PSI-BLAST achieves a remarkable compromise between speed and quality.

Karin Forseke and Katherine Garrett-Cox have a remarkable talent for compromise.

The lobby still has some of its original nickel finish hardware, although later changes, especially the modern windows, have done much to compromise this remarkable structure.

It would have dawned on Chieka that for all his remarkable efforts in a severely compromised World Cup planning cycle, the one crucial winning ingredient he needs – team self-sufficiency – can't be acquired cheaply.

Mixed H2/H∞ controller shows the remarkable capability of achieving a balanced compromise between H2 and H∞ performances.

Swimming in this country may never reach the heights of rowing and cycling, whose tough, no-compromise culture has delivered remarkable results.

In the Senate, Mr. Reid called the deal a "historic bipartisan compromise" and said it is "remarkable" for what it does and for what it prevents: a "first-ever default on the full faith and credit of the United States".

Atrocities and crimes were committed, but a remarkable political maturity of consensus, cooperation, and compromises now appear on the scene.

That does not automatically compromise independent investigations into crime; some remarkable and important work has been done in the tradition of the court of last resort.

We neither undermine nor compromise the extraordinary meaning of this remarkable presidency by holding it to every standard of peace and justice that brought us to the Obama campaign.

This, in turn, could make political compromise even more elusive than it is now, as remarkable as that may seem.