Sentence examples for marked compromise from inspiring English sources

These data also drive home the fact that we must find solutions to treat the axial motor signs of PD which are greatly debilitating to patients, leading to falls, fractures, and marked compromise in quality of life.

The project had necessarily been marked by compromise.

The deal marked a compromise where both sides could claim victory.

In the end, the four-year, $46 million deal marked a compromise that Team Revis found fair.

Although some business groups and even a few Democrats said the proposal didn't go far enough in reining in regulators, it still marked a compromise from Brown, who has carefully guarded against such attempts in the past.

The agreement today was marked by compromises on both the Chinese and Southeast Asian sides.

The net neutrality battle is likely to be marked by compromises on both sides.

The compromise marked a significant climb-down for the government in Belgrade, which has made joining the E.U. its overriding goal, even as it has remained unequivocal that it considers Kosovo its medieval heartland and has fought an unsuccessful campaign to have Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence deemed illegal.

The mass killing – whose victims included a mother heavily pregnant with twins – came just four months after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, the peace deal that marked a historic compromise between unionists and nationalists on the island of Ireland.

To report the occurrence and management of pulmonary compromise, marked leukocytosis, and eosinophilia in a patient receiving P-in-oil after IVF and embryo transfer.

Politics has always been (and, one hopes, will always be) a dodgy trade marked by sly compromises and circumlocutions.