Sentence examples for because of compromises from inspiring English sources
Gender bending Tiredness kills Reprints Related items Church of England: At the altar of globalisationJan 10th 2002The battle over female bishops will be the worse because of compromises that were made ten years ago.
Artificial skull deformation is possible largely because of compromises deep in our evolutionary past.
Must this preposterously undemocratic feature of "American democracy" persist forever simply because of compromises that had to be made in the 1780s?
Human Tet2 mutations areassociated with myeloid malignancies, perhaps because of compromises in their catalytic activity, resulting in impaired oxidation of 5-mC.
Natural selection cannot build perfect designs because of compromises that exist between different adaptations (e.g. a pelvic girdle designed for bipedal locomotion versus one designed to facilitate passage of a large brained infant).
Typically, most integrations fail because of compromise.
Previous work suggests that developmental dyslexia, a reading disability, is accompanied by subtle deficits in retrieval-based arithmetic, possibly because of compromised left hemisphere function.
Similarly, smokers tend to have higher bacillary loads because of compromised immune system.
Though the Baroness had a flamboyant heart, she spent the last years of her life alone and impoverished, at least partly because she was incapable of compromises.
When the name was sent to the Florida Department of State Divisions of Corporations, it was denied because "the mark consists of, compromises or includes immoral, deceptive or scandalous matter".
Because of political compromises that forged the charter school law, the Regents cannot block a SUNY-approved school from opening, but they have do have advisory powers.
