Sentence examples for measures compromise from inspiring English sources

Hospitals, on their part, have fewer options to maintain their income and will be forced to shorten hospital stays for sick patients and to lay off personnel in order to survive.Both measures compromise quality.

At the Brothers Judd blog, Orrin Judd defended conservatives for compromising their principles by quoting Eric Hoffer's The True Believer in defense of the idea "that the good life is compounded of half measures, compromises, lesser evils, and gropings toward the perfect".

"We pay close attention to each and every 'hacking' threat, making sure it doesn't have reasonable grounds for considering our security measures compromised.

Measures compromised by a lack of published psychometric description were not included.

Opponents say such measures would compromise business secrets and might be confusing to investors, who would have to figure out how to reconcile tax figures with annual reports and earnings figures.

But blanket measures to compromise the security of the many in the hopes of catching out the savvy few are even less likely to succeed on the intelligence front.

The measure, a compromise between the Republican-controlled House and Democrat-controlled Senate, passed on a 248-169 vote.

Administration officials said President Clinton would sign the measure, a compromise approved by the House today and by the Senate two weeks ago.

Miriam got up on her toes, a half-measure, a compromise with an impulse to drop in a swoon to her knees or lift off into the sky.

The measure, a compromise of earlier House and Senate versions, passed the House by voice vote after a flurry of opposition to the Bomarc anti-aircraft missile program.

The measure, a compromise adopted by the Energy and Air Quality Subcommittee, indicated broad bipartisan support to force automobile companies to improve the mileage of sport-utility vehicles, which have surged in popularity in recent years but largely escaped regulation.