Sentence examples for sacrifice to improve from inspiring English sources

After speculation that she could be offered as a sacrifice to improve Coalition relations, it was reported yesterday that she had been sacked.

In the case of SG, the problem was less complicated since the fraction of remaining lifespan the individual would be willing to sacrifice to improve health does not depend on the remaining lifespan, a condition known as " constant proportional tradeoff longevity for health" [ 22].

We should be the ones to make sacrifices to improve their lot, not the other way around.

But for the N.H.L. to adopt such a reform, wealthy clubs like Toronto, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago and the Rangers must be willing to sacrifice more to improve the bottom line of poorer teams like Nashville and Carolina.

Many news executives from other networks think Mr. Isaacson is wasting his time pandering to conservatives, who won't watch his network anyway, and merely giving the impression he will sacrifice objectivity to improve ratings.

Unlike other 'degradable' polymers such as those based on petrochemicals, poly-lactic acid (PLA) and starch polymers, PHAs have useful natural properties and, therefore, it is not necessary to sacrifice their biodegradability to improve their properties further.

"The only way to keep costs down without sacrificing quality is to improve technology".

These stipulations may not stifle opposition, but they do provide more specific aims that should address oppositional concerns without sacrificing their goal to improve legal treatment of marijuana users.

Companies, individuals and governments must make sacrifices in order to improve our situation".

The preparation, the sacrifice, the constant desire to improve".

Its mobile business' strong growth is an important coup for Alibaba because the company has invested heavily in mobile, at times sacrificing revenue in order to improve monetization rates.