Sentence examples for effect of compromise from inspiring English sources

Since tragedies and farce in autocratic polities tend to occur when leaders attempt to control too much rather than too little, the paralyzing effect of compromise between different personalities and interests within a larger authoritarian tent is not a bad thing.

But with modern rail transit lines, you can actually see the ill effects of compromise.

But on the whole, the effects of compromise often feel abstract.

Like neurotic symptoms, they are the effects of compromises in the psyche between desires and prohibitions in conflict with their realization.

One effect of the compromise would be to cement Republican conservative control of the court for the foreseeable future no matter who is elected president.

But perhaps the most corrosive, long-term effect of this compromise is hidden deep within its 181 pages.

Manning is aware of that plan," von Elten said, that makes it "more likely that he knows what the effect of the compromise will be".

But where hunger can be battled with less than perfect solutions – as in Haiti, where some people must resort to eating mud cakes – the long-term effect of dietary compromise cannot.

Additionally, we investigated the effect of metabolic compromise on the integrity of the blood brain barrier (BBB), and potential changes in levels of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and hypoxia inducible factor 1-alpha (HIF-1 α).

The mixing proportion does involve the birth weight density, nonetheless, the role of birth weight in this case is unclear, depending upon whether birth weight is the cause or the effect of being "compromised".

These data complement the paradigm identified in the heart of 3-day post-MI rats subjected to type I diabetes and further supports the premise that a diabetic milieu rather than a direct effect of streptozotocin compromised the neurogenic response of a subpopulation of cardiac resident nestin cells.