Sentence examples similar to continued compromise from inspiring English sources

While none of the minor TBI patients faced difficulty in mobility and self-care, anxiety and pain were persisting problems, with continuing compromise of usual activities and cognition.

Meanwhile, he has continued to compromise and stall on domestic economic reforms, and the popularity of his cabinet has been sliding.

Or will political incompetence continue to compromise the country's economic recovery?

As the parties continue talks, compromise on all sides is clearly necessary.

The Department of Agriculture, our government, continues to compromise our health in favor of industry convenience.

"Certainly they are aware that continuing to compromise in China would be seen as a move to the dark side," Mr. McKenna said.

As a subspecialty surgeon in academic practice, I have great concerns that adding on to existing systems, without significant reform, will continue to compromise care for patients, especially children.

Russian leaders have lashed out at the US for sending humanitarian aid to Georgia aboard military ships, part of their campaign portraying the United States as a belligerent troublemaker that pushed Georgia into war and continues to compromise security in a volatile region.

Therefore, with the use of the near α and α/β variants for safety critical components in the low and high pressure compressor sections of the engine, the potential effects of "cold dwell" continue to compromise design.

"While we appreciate the support of the Lloyds Banking Group through the Bank of Scotland in extending our credit arrangement and recognising the progress that has been made in developing a template for collaboration, certain provisions imposed on the club continue to compromise, in our opinion, management's ability to conduct its role with maximum efficiency," Johnston said in his statement.

Smoking continues to compromise the health of more than 20percentt of our population who still smoke.