Mrs. Wilkinson, clinging to the frayed edge of middle-class respectability, harbors a lifetime of compromise and frustration behind her businesslike demeanor, and Ms. Walters gets it across without a wasted word.
However, the TA6V titanium alloy is the most resistant material in molten carbonate but the Al-coated stainless steels appear as the best lifetime-cost compromise.
The last thing the Chinese want to do - and the thing they should be eager to do - is recognize the Dalai Lama's legitimacy, and to bolster his leadership of the Tibetan community worldwide, so they can snap up the once-in-a-lifetime (literally) compromise he offers.
But, more likely, he is simply so compromised by a lifetime negotiating the compromises and quid pro quos of the "Olympic family" to reach the top job that his only way out was the mess he delivered.
However, reproductive assurance may be less advantageous in long-lived perennials, in which a failure to reproduce in some years does not compromise lifetime fitness [ 80].
Bill Camp, as Charley, Willy's wisecracking next-door neighbor, wears on his face an entire lifetime of philosophical compromises, small victories and protective cynicism.
Atrazine consistently reduced amphibian size, which is likely to have adverse effects on amphibian populations because smaller metamorphs generally have lower terrestrial survival, lower lifetime reproduction, and compromised immune function (Carey et al. 1999; Scott 1994; Smith 1987).
More importantly, NTMs can lead to disruptions which compromise the lifetime of structural components.
I enjoy rail journeys and this is a trip I had always wanted to do, even though the Orient Expresss's retro-fantasia compromised a lifetime's belief in being modern and making a spiritual commitment to advanced technology.
Doxorubicin (DOX), is one of the most widely used anticancer drugs for solid tumours, but its use is compromised by lifetime dose related cardiotoxicity [1].
