Sentence examples for excessive compromise from inspiring English sources

In a post hoc analysis, we evaluated whether ultrafiltration decreased EVLWI without excessive compromise of cardiac output.

Or does it reflect a mixture of contempt, hostility, and frustration, as the campaign sees other candidates attack theirs on the grounds of excessive compromise with a broken system?

These words, first spoken publicly by former President Clinton, were part of an answer she gave regarding what some in the audience considered the risk of excessive compromise on an upcoming bill.

Despite claiming at the end of his term that he would stay out of the limelight in student politics, Hudema was vocally critical of Mat Brechtel, his successor, for what he claimed was excessive compromise on tuition-related issues.

Furthermore, excessive suspicion compromises empathy and compassion.

Undoubtedly, defective primary stability is a negative factor for graft incorporation because excessive motion compromises the graft's ability to achieve bone healing, leading to failure of the reconstructive procedure.

For many who had given their vote to the Lib Dems, especially those who did so because of an implacable dislike of the Tories, it became emblematic of "an excessive willingness to compromise, the abandonment of reformist zeal in a cloying stitch-up with the most establishment of all parties: the Tories".

They have warned that an excessive fee may "compromise the financial viability" of some of the routes through the station.

The good news is that Alienware makes some bad-ass computers and the 9800 GX2 allows for quad SLI (slightly excessive) and no compromise on the motherboard area.

Excessive stress can compromise the immune system.

Under basal culture conditions, this excessive superoxide might compromise optimal growth cone motility (actin dynamics, tubulin dynamics) and hence the observed enhancement of neurite outgrowth by moderate concentrations of scavenger [ 41– 41].