'sacrifice safety' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is a phrase that means that a person or group is willing to endanger their safety (or the safety of others) in order to accomplish a goal. For example, "The protesters were willing to sacrifice safety in order to raise awareness of their cause."
Is it O.K. to go for low-cost tires, or do you sacrifice safety and handling?
The oil spill in the gulf is a stark and horrifying example of what can happen when companies sacrifice safety for the almighty dollar.
There is now a Merckx model in the Gita brand, and he still makes suggestions for streamlining, but will not sacrifice safety for lighter weight.
Those who could not would have to sacrifice safety, and the number of lighter vehicles on the road would be increased.
SAP acknowledges the wrongdoing and assesses the damage to Oracle at $40m; Mr Ellison told the court this was closer to $4 billion once licence fees were taken into account.The preliminary conclusion of the commission investigating the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico found no evidence to suggest "a conscious decision to sacrifice safety concerns to save money" before the disaster.
You inevitably will sacrifice safety for expediency.
"We need a quantum leap in fuel economy without sacrificing safety," he added.
How to make the stunt look realistic without sacrificing safety -- Mr. Metwally's and the audience's -- was a factor.
But that could come at a cost for Republicans in swing districts next year, who could be accused of delaying a resolution and sacrificing safety.
The report describes a PowerPoint culture in government that glosses over hard questions and detailed evidence, and sacrifices safety to incompetence, sloppiness, complacency and cynicism.
Certainly, it's not asked inside this restrictively white Christian male preserve that pollutes the environment, wastes natural resources and traditionally sacrifices safety for speed.
