Sentence examples for majority of compromise from inspiring English sources

I want to stress that the NHS Confederation believes the vast majority of compromise agreements are being used in sensible and legitimate ways that meet the interests of patients and the public.

The OCT, for the first time, allows an accurate quantitative description of the retinal layers in vivo as shown in Fig. 2. As the majority of lesions primarily compromise the outer retina but leave the inner retina unchanged, it is a fundamental improvement that these layers are now accessible to separate quantification.

The functional clustering of genetic interactions of conditional glc7 alleles suggests the majority of these mutations compromise specific aspects of Glc7 function.

Poll after poll during the course of this discussion showed that Democrats by large margins favored compromise while the vast majority of Republicans opposed any compromise with Democrats whatsoever".

Despite advances in operative technique, the majority of men report compromised erectile function postprostatectomy or complete loss of potency due to CN trauma even with nerve-sparing modifications.

One final piece of contradictory logic is Alexander's claim that people prefer his architecture due to the feelings it evokes, while also arguing that the majority of people have compromised [19] taste, due to years of modernist brainwashing (Bornstein 2005/2006).

A principal limitation of our study is the lack of information on methods used for pathogen identification and the failure to characterise the pathogen in the majority of patients, which compromises the quality of the data collected.

With a few exceptions, there is little quality research in Pakistan and a large majority of work is compromised due to flawed methodology and poor research training and background of researchers [ 5].

Fairness, equity, power of majority and compromise with significant minorities are modeled using concordance and discordance principles, reflecting the natural heuristic of collaborative groups making acceptable consensus decisions.

A Washington Post-Pew poll found a substantial majority of Americans believes the compromise of their privacy "acceptable".

If the rest of us make ourselves heard -- and polls continue show that a clear majority of Americans support bipartisan compromise -- Congress will listen.