Sentence examples for fundamental compromise from inspiring English sources

That fundamental compromise has drawn fire from the left and the right.

The pram is unwieldy, clogs the hallway and represents the fundamental compromise of child-rearing I struggle with every waking moment.

Those who truly immerse themselves in the issues of health care are well aware that indeed reform is not near, nor will it ever be achieved until there is a fundamental compromise on all the matters outlined.

That his wife and even his beloved daughter never quite come across as real people is no criticism of Gaige; it's simply the fundamental compromise her material requires her to make.

That is a fundamental compromise that shows that you have no intention of actually challenging or changing the system.

With the two Republican commissioners often voting together, Mr. Kennard has had to make fundamental compromises to keep the two other Democrats in line.

In the first two days, both delegations said they had never seen the other side so prepared to discuss detailed "final status" arrangements, and so seemingly willing to contemplate fundamental compromises.

Many in vitro and in vivo studies have shown that acute extracellular acidification will compromise fundamental protective cellular responses and enhance tumor response to hyperthermia and chemotherapy.

Finally, Germany tried to show that the prohibitions of article 3 and 4 'seriously compromise fundamental rights in the economic sectors concerned' (para 130), referring to the freedom of the press and of expression.

His pandering to short-term political pressures compromised fundamental values, and ultimately did nothing to save him.

"What the courts have held to be an extreme step – particularly because of the risk of fundamental rights being compromised – has now become routine".