Sentence examples for safer compromise from inspiring English sources

The effects of MB irradiation on normal brain are now well described in the literature [9], [10], [23] [28] and our previous work showed that the use of 50-µm thick MB was a safer compromise (compared with 25 or 75 µm) between normal tissue sparing and brain tumor control for a 200 µm spacing [20].

Ms. Levinson agreed to a safe compromise — dessert — because she explained, "It takes less time".

In truth, the carbonation Web sites I've seen used about 50 pounds per square inch, so I figured 40 would be a relatively safe compromise.

While data such as names, addresses and dates of birth are difficult to change in the event of a breach, there are a few things that we should all be doing to keep ourselves safer from compromise.

Such a "safe-harbour" compromise was supposed to have been reached by negotiators meeting in December, but there is still a worrying gap between the two sides and the clock is ticking.

Furthermore, there is now convincing evidence that a further dose reduction to 20 Gy is safe without compromise in tumour control as has recently been demonstrated by MRC trials TE18/19 (Jones et al, 2001).

I know that there are ways in which certain of our agents were put at risk, relations with other countries were harmed, our ability to keep the American people safe was compromised.

"I know there are ways in which certain of our agents were put at risk, relationships with other countries were harmed, our ability to keep the American people safe was compromised," Holder told Axelrod.

Slant Magazine critic Chris Cabin, however, gave Chef 1.5 out of 4 stars and described it as Favreau's "most self-satisfied, safe, and compromised film to date", chiefly criticizing the film's lack of realism and credibility.

It is not foolproof and many substances that might compromise safe working practices simply do not show up.

Keeping the default list of RSS feeds of TMN is thus not safe and can compromise the privacy of user.