Sentence examples for compromise lost from inspiring English sources
Every time she made a compromise, lost a battle or started a war, those of us who had — often shamefacedly — proclaimed a preference for her would have to answer for it, and more profoundly, have to answer for the dream we dashed.
This is problematic because there is a lack of beneficiary protocols, and it raises the risk of personal storage keys being compromised, lost, stolen or damaged.
But this, of course, does not come without compromise: "We lost all motivation when we realized it would be compromised.
But Reed was a natural leader who intuitively understood that when nuance is missed, the big picture becomes blurred and the opportunity for compromise is lost.
What at first seems a soluble dispute hardens into conflict, as goals become more radical, bitterness accumulates and the chance to broker a compromise is lost.
The leaders of the Bohemian rising were executed, and other nobles who had compromised themselves lost their property.
In practical terms it has meant that the clock was turned back and the best reforms were compromised or lost until the civil rights movement took hold a century later.
Patients with AMD are classified as having early stage disease (early AMD), in which visual function is affected, or late AMD (generally characterized as either "wet" neovascular AMD, "dry" atrophic AMD or both), in which central vision is severely compromised or lost.
The compromise packages lose votes from both sides from those who are pledged to never compromise.
If we compromise, we lose our moral standing and betray the trust of those we seek to protect.
