Sentence examples for months compromise from inspiring English sources

Stiffness of the knee after total knee arthroplasty (TKA) can follow in the postoperative weeks or months, compromise the result, and necessitate manipulation under anesthesia (MUA).

The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, made clear on Friday that Democrats would keep pressing for a tax surcharge on individual income over $1 million — a demand dropped by Democrats in talks that led to the two-month compromise.

Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader who negotiated the two-month compromise with the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, has been largely silent, in effect standing by his deal and letting House Republicans stew in the controversy.

House Republicans had wanted the tax reduction to be extended for a year but finally agreed to the two-month compromise put forward by the Senate, where the Democrats have control.

It will be hard to pull off again, once years or months of compromise and hard work take their toll.

There could be a new system up and running within four months if compromise and common sense operate.

Watching such a lump for months could compromise a woman's survival chances if it turns out to be cancer.

But many months of compromise stretch out before then — a danger in a political culture geared toward obliterating one's opponent.

A loss of fixation stability during these two months may compromise healing.

This is another controversial issue, since early intervention in hyperacute fractures (less than 2-3 weeks) may lead to unnecessary surgery [ 11], whereas late intervention (after 2-3 mayths) may compromise results [ 4, 5, 21, 41] and leave patients in recumbence and agonizing pain.

In order to provide a fairer comparison with our measure (in which the reporting period is the past year), we extended the reporting period for each measure to the last 3 months; a compromise between comparability and staying close to the original timeframes of the FSFI-6 and BSFQ.