One argument says the wealthy should sacrifice some of their gains to help the poor.
The method captures interactions between finer and coarser scales but has to sacrifice some of interactions between different scales.
In this case, it is clearly wrong to sacrifice some of your conviction for immediate popularity.
"At some level, tiny organisms are going to sacrifice some of their behavioral repertoire," he said.
Here, too, Mr. Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguinng to sacrifice some of the orchestra's vaunted richness to another provede.
Americans say they are ready to alter their lifestyles, and even sacrifice some of their own liberties, for safety considerations.
Farmers, in other words, will have to sacrifice some of their crops if they don't want resistant insects.
Although you sacrifice some of your own autonomy as a patient (you are vulnerable, feeling ill, lying in a bed), take what control you can.
The obvious risk is that Mr Bush will sacrifice some of the aura of the presidency by plunging into the mosh pit with the Bostonian.
We agree to sacrifice some of our own will and many of our own whims to what works best for everyone involved.
By making its expectations clearer, the Fed could sacrifice some of the unpredictability that could keep the banks on their toes when they apply the tests.
