Such a measure would virtually double the revenue garnered from these top earners without markedly compromising their standard of living.
However phrased, it is indeed compulsive drug use that is widely seen as a core aspect of addiction, and by that is meant repeated, persistent use, despite placing an individual in danger, compromising their health, family and social lives.
We put so much emotion into marketing and idolizing athletes, let's put that same zeal into giving them what they really want: the ability to live their dreams without compromising their morals.
Due to the inordinate amount of sitting we do in our daily lives, our behinds tend to be unresponsive, compromising their ability to do their job when we need them, like during a race.
In the following weeks, both women, who are in their late 30's, found themselves re-evaluating their cherished single lives, saying they wanted commitments of substance, even if it meant compromising their ideals for a mate and putting up with the quotidian frustrations of married life.
Yet the risk environment, or social and physical context [ 2], in which FSWs live and work is central to their HIV risk [ 3, 4], in part by compromising their ability to reduce exposures to harm or enact harm-reduction behaviors.
Other strategies involve caregivers compromising their own retirement.
Texting is compromising their ability to spell properly!
To keep from compromising their pending cases, they never write about their crimes or their victims.
Many providers, however, see such assistance as compromising their users' privacy and their own business interests.
