Sentence examples for progress compromises from inspiring English sources

Table 1 also shows results using educational attainment and reaches a similar conclusion.14 These results echo the conclusion of a Peronist politician who declared upon looking at an electoral map, "progress compromises us, education kills us".

Focusing on conflicts of interest, a 2006 report from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology subsequently stated that the "risks include the potential to bias research, delay trainee progress, compromise efficient and wide dissemination of research results, harm human research participants, and decrease public trust in medical research".

The lack of fit between mentor and mentee may lead to dissatisfaction; as well as, hinder mentee progress, compromise trust, and illicit feelings of vulnerability or isolation in the mentee [ 17, 36].

Yet as negotiations have progressed, compromise has emerged as a possibility.

Cain: That progress requires compromise.

But progress and compromise in Cancún keep hope alive.

In previous seasons, the cost of progress was compromise: the higher Alicia rose, the more worldly and hypocritical she became.

The United States and Mexico find themselves at an impasse as well, with little sign of progress or compromise on Mr. Fox's dream of an accord on migration.

He simply thought cooperation could offset individuals' imperfections and that the partial progress of compromise was usually better than none at all.

While those on both sides of Wisconsin's partisan split over collective bargaining rights say they have in recent days engaged in private discussions over the matter, little progress toward compromise has emerged.

Barnes-Dacey said Khatib's initiative will only get wider backing from doubters in the opposition if he can show tangible signs of progress and compromise from the Syrian government.