Sentence examples for permanent compromise from inspiring English sources

Its maddening complexity amounts to a permanent compromise between competing interests that also makes it a bulwark against extremism.

A permanent compromise has to be chosen between homogeneity of the dose distribution in the target volume and the probability of preserving functions of organs at risk.

Judging by the mood in Oldham and the surrounding moors, they are still not ready for a world of permanent, rolling compromise.

We assumed that rehabilitation, reintegration, and permanent nursing care were not necessary in patients who were not permanently compromised, and thus, did not include these costs in our analysis.

Bloom said while the US and other countries preferred permanent protections, the compromise "was necessary in order for this to be adopted".

This latter feature is presumably of functional significance, since permanent wetting would compromise the natural water-repellent properties of the oily pelt and provide a nutritive source for microorganisms.

Because end-stage renal disease may complicate AKI, subclavian access for DC placement should be proposed as a last resort for fear of vein stenosis, which compromises permanent access in critically ill patients [5].

Because end-stage renal disease may complicate AKI, subclavian access for DC placement should be proposed as a last resort for fear of vein stenosis, which compromises permanent access in critically ill patients [ 5].

Republicans continue to resist Democratic suggestions of a compromise involving permanent extension of those tax cuts, but temporary extensions of tax cuts for those earning more than $250,000.

If there was a lesson in last week's Congressional vote to extend President Bush's tax cuts for another four to six years, it was that no political compromise is permanent.

Local deleterious effects are usually observed in the affected tissues leading to permanent organ damages that compromise the disease's prognosis.