Sentence examples for driven by compromised from inspiring English sources

The past 20 years, however, have seen our country go from bad to worse politically and economically, driven by compromised democratic institutions and years of systematic abuse by the ruling elite to maintain their grip on power.

"The past 20 years … have seen our country go from bad to worse politically and economically, driven by compromised democratic institutions and years of systematic abuse by the ruling elite to maintain their grip on power".

It is well known that in the case of metal nanoparticles deposited on top of the semiconductor, the photocatalytic efficiency of the system is driven by a compromise between the metal action in capturing the electrons and the coverage of the semiconductor surface resulting from the presence of metal particles that negatively affect the photocatalytic performance of the material [21, 24, 25].

Rather, behaviour is expected to be driven by a compromise between the two extremes.

Hyperintensities in the deep WM appear to be driven by vascular compromise, while those in the periventricular WM are most likely the result of a compromised ependyma in which the small vessels remain relatively intact.

Each year Zootopia isn't an exhaustive catalog as much as a compromise driven by shifting schedules and varying degrees of obligation.

The investment strategy itself was not an unconstrained choice, but rather an evolved compromise driven by fund size, local investment pipeline, and the mandate and expectations of investors.

Still, the compromise deal, driven by the Republican obsession with cutting the food stamps program, will leave many Americans worse off than before.

A settlement based on truth, reconciliation and amnesty served that need.In the case of Northern Ireland, the local parties were driven to compromise by a mixture of deep stalemate (it seemed impossible for either side to impose a final defeat on the other) and pressure from the two interested states, Britain and Ireland.

James, it has been suggested, "seems to be driven by the desire to offer a compromise position with which everyone can to some extent agree" (Pickavé 2007: 55).

The cut and quality of the garments is not compromised by the fact that it is driven by a mission to revitalise UK garment manufacturing.