Sentence examples for spectrum of compromise from inspiring English sources

"The Good Wife" is pretty skillful at illuminating such shades of gray, the spectrum of compromise that plays out in law firms (and in office life in general).

Mr. Atiyyah also led a meeting of academics and intellectuals with Ayatollah Sistani earlier this month, during which the cleric said he was open to a spectrum of electoral compromises that he thought would be better than the American-backed caucus system for choosing a government.

However, on T1-weighted MRI, FCD lesions are characterized by a wide spectrum of signal hyperintensity that may compromise the results of the segmentation step in VBM.

Still, Broadway producers say that moving to a new spot on the airwaves, or spectrum, will compromise the sound quality of "Mamma Mia!" hits like "Dancing Queen," and "The Name of the Game," making the melodies less full and rich.

These are complicated by the fact that targeted proteases are often important for plant development, the broad spectrum of potential protease targets and compromises resulting from alternative in planta targeting strategies.

Fluorescence imaging involves no additional animal treatment but instead requires an external excitation source and multiple filters to obtain a spectrum of the light emitted which can compromise the sensitivity as there is a relatively high level of background-emitted light.

Given the complexity of the plant metabolome exhibiting a wide spectrum of physico-chemical properties, finding the best compromise for GC MS analysis is a challenging exercise.

Reagan was a master of compromise.

"Capable of compromise," the paper concluded.

House leaders spoke of compromise last week.

It's the art of compromise".