Sentence examples for quickly compromise from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in both cases, accumulating protonephridial progenitors form dense aggregates with disorganized lumens that quickly compromise the osmoregulatory functions of the organs, leading to edema formation.

Mr. Pataki also appeared to underestimate the willingness of the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, to move quickly to compromise with the Senate Republicans on a lower level of spending, something the speaker has rarely done in past budget battles.

However, a failure to respond quickly may compromise the robust organization of the intestine, for example, diminishing an animal's prospects to survive in a harsh environment.

But this produces yet another reason for European scepticism; the feeling that ringing moral commitments will quickly be compromised by America's strategic and other interests, such as oil supplies or the protection of Israel.It is not just the Bush administration's closeness to the House of Saud (or to Israel) that raises eyebrows.

If you take notes of what settings you used for each photo, then review how each photo turns out, you'll learn very quickly which compromises are good choices, and which aren't so good.

The two sides quickly reached a compromise.

We hope the administration can persuade the various sides to quickly reach a compromise that preserves the core of the project.

But, she noted, "he believes very strongly in the positions he takes — that does not always lend itself to compromise quickly".

The legislature quickly approved the compromise, but the move infuriated many white voters across the state, who turned against the governor on Tuesday.

That policy has not been invoked, Mr. Pike said, because no new customers could obtain images from the companies quickly enough to compromise the military operations in Central Asia.

In that case, Carter said the Pentagon quickly identified the compromise and had incident responders "hunting the intruders within 24 hours".