sacrificability

the policy debates the sacrificability of civilian lives in wartime planning.

engineers tested the sacrificability of the fuse to protect the main circuit.

the novel questions the sacrificability of minor characters for a hero’s journey.

in triage, the perceived sacrificability of scarce resources can shift by the hour.

the manager assumed the team’s sacrificability during layoffs, and morale collapsed.

they challenged the system’s quiet bias toward the sacrificability of low-wage workers.

design reviews focused on the sacrificability of replaceable modules to reduce downtime.

the film portrays the sacrificability of truth in a culture of constant spin.

activists argued that the city treats the sacrificability of homeless people as acceptable.

the safety protocol limits the sacrificability of test animals by requiring alternatives first.

her speech rejected the sacrificability of privacy for minor conveniences.

historians study how empires normalized the sacrificability of frontier communities.