Sentence examples for neither compromise from inspiring English sources
Previous meta-analysis of FTS in all types of colorectal surgery suggested that FTS neither compromise nor enhance safety [ 11, 26].
The process, called "value engineering," is meant to find savings in building methods that neither compromise safety nor diminish aesthetics.
This model neither compromises the woman's agency nor perpetuates sexist stereotypes about women's mental states.
We have recently shown that inhibition of mTOR neither compromised the initial transformation of RGCs into a regenerative state nor the neuroprotective effects of CNTF or IS.
"There is neither a compromise, nor room, for anyone to say no," he declared.
Strauss's attention to esotericism is rooted in a philosophical interest in "a golden mean which is neither a compromise nor a synthesis, which is hence not based on the two opposed positions, but which suppresses them both, uproots them by a prior, more profound question, by raising a fundamental problem, the work of a truly critical philosophy" (RPSMF, p. 4).
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has determined with a high degree of confidence that the sensitive files were neither compromised nor read, the veterans agency said.
How was Assange to respond to the story in a way that was truthful, but neither compromised his source nor confirmed the substance of a massively complex leak that he was not yet ready to publish?
And it does so in a way that neither compromises the integrity of America's demands about nuclear energy, nor hands a PR coup to Ahmadinejad in the weeks before the presidential elections in June.
No, there wouldn't be compromise, neither in momentous constitutional litigation before the U.S. Supreme Court nor in the tedium of counting individual ballots in one precinct".
North Korea said Wednesday that its pursuit of nuclear energy to solve its "acute electricity problem" was "an issue vital for the sovereignty and development" of its economy and "neither concession nor compromise should be allowed".
