Sentence examples for evident compromise from inspiring English sources

Endoscopic repositioning of the stomach needs to be performed with caution and should not be attempted in cases of adhesions or evident compromise of the gastric wall to avoid iatrogenic perforations [ 7].

In fact, this may have been difficult anyway, so blaming the failure to do so on the evident need to compromise with the Lib Dems might even make things easier than they might otherwise have been.

Signs of such compromise are evident.

Sadly, though, the spirit of compromise so evident on the trains is evaporating on the streets outside.

But the difficulties of coming to some compromise were evident as Mr. Reid described Republican cuts aimed at the new health care law and other Democratic initiatives as "terribly mischievous and wrongheaded".

At delivery, fetal compromise was evident but all neonates survived to hospital discharge.

Patients with mental retardation, learning disabilities, behavioural disorders or other evident abnormalities that could compromise cooperation and the ability to respond the questionnaires were excluded.

By Jon Lee Anderson July 18 , 2013Diplomats have long employed disingenuous turns of phrase to avoid conceding inconvenient and sometimes self-evident truths that could compromise or embarrass their nations.

Diplomats have long employed disingenuous turns of phrase to avoid conceding inconvenient and sometimes self-evident truths that could compromise or embarrass their nations.

When it works, the racing is mostly solid but compromises are evident – there has been no change to the only two types of available racing all week, for instance.

Mr. Franks's preference for compromise was also evident in 1998, when he long resisted committing himself on the Republican House leadership drive to impeach President Clinton.