Sentence examples for a long-term compromise from inspiring English sources

It suspended this complaint in April after an "understanding" with the United States to negotiate a long-term compromise.

Long-term compromise after traumatic injury is significant; however, few modifiable factors that influence outcome have been identified.

Unfortunately, VIVID and VISTA were not able to determine if this saw tooth pattern of macular thickening causes long-term compromise of macular morphology or visual acuity.

Then on Tuesday Mr. Clinton called for temporarily extending all the tax cuts set to expire at year's end, including the Bush-era rates, if Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on a long-term budget compromise to avert the tax increases and automatic spending cuts that otherwise will result, jolting the economy.

Thus, it appears to be problematic to draw conclusions about autophagic functions in developmentally older atg mutants, due to secondary effects of their long-term, compromised cellular homeostasis.

But a bipartisan "Gang of Six" continued negotiating toward a long-term debt-reduction compromise in what could be their make-or-break week.

In the midterm races already taking shape, Democrats who back Mr. Obama's budget proposals to trim future benefits as part of a long-term deficit-reduction compromise could be attacked from the left and the right.

There is a temptation in a long-term relationship to compromise the quality of sex for what is convenient.

"Water managers must seriously consider the extent to which water rights should be linked to land in this way before setting a long-term precedent that could compromise sustainable and equitable supply to all users in the future," it said.

Retention of children and their families in a long-term study can be compromised if the demands on their time and effort are excessive.

Senate lawmakers had hoped that the House would pass a farm bill so that the two chambers could then put together a compromise on a long-term bill.