Sentence examples for compromise possibilities from inspiring English sources
It has also been shown that older people with hearing difficulty experience more walking difficulties [ 12, 13], poorer postural balance, higher risk for falls [ 14] and fear of falling [ 15], than those without hearing impairment, factors which may also compromise possibilities for participation in everyday activities.
It may be tempting to ask your child to stay, or cry because they are leaving you; but that will only compromise the possibility of them finding happiness and independence.
The declaration also argues that the hazard-based criteria the revised regulations were using to ban certain pesticides could "compromise the possibility to combat new pest problems, whether crop related or posing threats to human health".
These qualities will help the Cuban people to endure the many changes as we untie the knots that have compromised our possibilities for advancement and as we begin to take advantage of building a country that continuously betters itself.
The limited number of resistance markers in P. falciparum severely compromises the possibilities for sequential genetic modifications.
We judged that the removal of these items might compromise the possibility of adequately sampling knowledge of treatment content and so these five items were re-introduced in two separate steps.
In the past, separate investigations have sometimes compromised the possibility of prosecution.
While understandable, this approach also compromises the possibility of more significant breakthroughs.
In effect, this clause creates a dual team/player option – a compromise that offers possibilities for both sides.
(Dargis) * 'SHOPGIRL' (R, 107 minutes) This delicate, deceptively simple film, taken from Steve Martin's novella, spins perfect romance out of loneliness, compromise and the possibility of heartbreak.
(Holden) * 'SHOPGIRL' (R, 107 minutes) This delicate, deceptively simple film, taken from Steve Martin's novella, spins perfect romance out of loneliness, compromise and the possibility of heartbreak.
