Sentence examples for compromise hearing from inspiring English sources

Attention should be paid to the concomitant use of furosemide and indomethacin or ibuprofen because of the increased risk of symptomatic PDA in neonates with respiratory distress syndrome; when used in combination with aminoglycosides, furosemide may also compromise hearing functions.

If the labyrinthitis is allowed to continue unchecked, the infection can actually cause damage to the auditory nerve, which can compromise your hearing.

When an issue comes up, anybody who's trying to compromise only hears from the people who say, 'Don't give in, don't back off.' " But Mr. Frank said he was also ready to quit politics for a more pragmatic reason: he hates raising money and campaigning, and would have had to do a lot of it over the next year.

Such properties and the percepts that they support, such as speech discrimination in background noise, can be compromised by hearing loss, and this, in part, is due to a selective decline in inhibitory synapse function that shapes sound-driven response properties (Caspary et al. 2005).

"They have come to a compromise of, 'I hear you and you hear me.' " And that is a big part of what a marriage is about.

All he would state was this, - that he considered himself as committed to the proposed measure, without the possibility of compromise or retreat - (Hear, hear).

But the last thing Congress and the Republican brand need now is yet another congressman who hears compromise and thinks head-butt.

As a compromise, let's hear more about the middleground – people who walk energetically, or swim once a week before sitting down and eating a bacon sandwich.

It's over a year into an Obama administration, and already that word "compromise" has been heard too much.

But for those who hear "compromise" as "compromise among elites who don't actually care about you," this is an enraging sentiment.

The issue is whether evidence made public during the hearing would compromise Bryant's right to a fair trial.