Sentence examples for worthwhile compromise from inspiring English sources

Instead he praised the deal, calling it a "worthwhile compromise," and an example of "beginning to live within our means".

Our research found that fledgling survival was reduced for birds from second clutches, but encouraging pairs to have a second clutch does result in a greater number of birds being released; it remains unclear if compromising survival rates to ultimately release more birds into the wild is a worthwhile compromise for increasing populations of LOSH in the wild.

The Wolffs published only what they considered worthwhile, refusing to compromise or to be diverted by commerce.

But she said she hopes that an effective enforcement board for the open records law — a rare feature among states — will make the compromises worthwhile.

Excluding studies comes at the cost of making the body of evidence small, but we ultimately decided that this compromise is worthwhile.

Such differences in accounting for action imply distinct orientations that make investigating the transition or intersection between certain problematizations (e.g., trade-off and paradox) and approaches (e.g., compromise and synergy) worthwhile.

Is the Manchin-Toomey compromise on background checks worthwhile and plausible?

LIKE most worthwhile relationships, the one that New York City residents forge with their homes is riddled with compromise.

"We take the lead with design," he says emphatically, adding: "If there is an opportunity, without compromise or pastiche, to add something local to a building in such a way that it has a worthwhile impact on the subconscious..."...

"Compromise, compromise, compromise," he said.

Anything worthwhile happened here".