Sentence examples for should be compromised from inspiring English sources

So it should be compromised between the block wordlength pattern and treatment wordlength pattern.

Then the French proposed another amendment insisting that nobody's rights should be compromised.

The different land-use policies should be compromised and reconciled so that the objectives of promoting socioeconomic development and farmland protection can be balanced.

As necessary as innovation is, it comes with risks — ethical risks, journalistic risks and, if those should be compromised, business risks.

In the present study, Kirkendall voids were found to form at the coating/substrate interface due to the rapid inter-diffusion of iron and aluminum during oxidation and, therefore, the adherence of the coatings should be compromised.

As for the green belt, it is now a pressing question how much the public spaces of London, and parks like Gunnersbury, should be compromised in the name of sometimes indifferent and inaccessible fields in Surrey.

There should be compromises in the individual companies' behaviour so the environmental and economic constraints of the supply chain are both satisfied.

The two men fell out over whether there should be compromise with former communists, or whether the old regime should be brought to book.

There can and should be compromise, for in truth, the ideological divisions are less profound than they were in the 1980s.

"Paul has strong opinions, but he also believes there should be compromise and he believes it is important to keep playing," Michiko Kariya said.

IGAD heads of state have accused both leaders of saber rattling when there should be compromise.