Sentence examples for compromising concern from inspiring English sources

The purity of these electronic chemicals, given by the industry association Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), is a very compromising concern for the semiconductor industrial sector, so very strict requirements are set to avoid microelectronic devices failures because of the content of impurities of electronic chemicals.

This filtering reduces the number of trees facilitating analyses, without much risk of compromising concerns for phylogenetic uncertainty as the constrained clades are, by any standard, uncontroversial.

Concerns surfaced that family-supportiveness encouraged employees to work additional jobs off-site, compromising care quality.

For a way to address the environmental issue without compromising his concerns about energy supply and costs, the president should look to Massachusetts.

Increased patient throughput and patient acuity resulting from the introduction of prospective funding mechanisms, such as Case Mix (based on the Diagnosis Related Groups) for in-patient acute care, raised serious concerns about compromising quality of care delivered to patients.

Alternative FP methods should be presented in a comprehensive way as otherwise women may feel uncomfortable compromising their moral concerns when alternatives do not appear available.

The Defense Department tried to keep Swift and Sundel busy by asking them to help shape the tribunal process, but the two men expressed concern about compromising their independence.

The Obama administration and other governments have said little in public about the chemical weapons movements, in part because of concern about compromising sources of intelligence about the activities of Mr. Assad's forces.

Therefore, the possible concern of compromising the patient-doctor relationship in a teaching practice is unwarranted.

However, the main theme reiterated by medical associations and colleges is the concern about compromising clinical judgement and objectivity when the physician is treating himself.

"The Canadian bar is concerned about compromising Canadian civil rights and numerous groups of Islamic faith share that concern," said former MP Chuck Strahl during the same debate.