Sentence examples for change compromise from inspiring English sources

You need to "count the votes" in advance and understand why people are for you or against you and what you need to do (change, compromise, persuade) to get your votes.

A climate change compromise that erodes provisions of the Clean Air Act has supporters worried Democrats are being too generous to coal companies and undermining their chance to make a real dent in carbon emissions.

He said the union filed an official complaint last week alleging that the change compromised the safety of fire personnel.

This is consistent with the turnover data and the idea that the Y831A change compromises the ability of Pol ε to extend primers.

These latter substitutions may be of physiological significance, given that an alanine to valine change compromised the processing of a 22 kDa protein in maize [ 32], and that an arginine to lysine substitution in the bZIP domain of the maize opaque gene abolished the specificity of its DNA binding [ 33].

But now, following I.O.C. intervention, judo competitors can score points in a variety of ways that along with the introduction of weight classes and other changes, compromise its essence, some purists say.

What if those changes compromise current persons' ability to secure future states of well-being?

The purpose of modeling and remodeling during adulthood is simply to maintain bone strength by damage repair but four age-related changes compromise bone's material composition and structure; a decline in periosteal bone formation, a decline in the volume of bone formed by each basic multicellular unit (BMU), continued resorption by each BMU, and high remodeling.

These structural changes compromise the biomechanics of the IVD, and can lead to prolapse [ 4].

However, the extent to which these changes compromise the organisation and function of the ECM, and therefore contribute to disease pathology and cartilage degradation, remain to be determined.

These changes compromise the preventive functions of saliva, and lead to a greater incidence of caries after radiotherapy in the head and neck area [ 9].