Participants from both higher-ranking schools and regular state colleges or universities unanimously reported that limited language skills compromised their performance in school, and, if greater language proficiency was acquired, they felt that they would be able to outperform the current academic achievements.
It's going to take skill, compromise and maturity, traits that are in woefully short supply in Washington these days.
Marriage requires a set of skills -- compromise, communication, being able to fight fair and fidelity among them.
The mental health field can also contribute to understanding and harnessing relationship dynamics within couples to support primary prevention; that is, respectful and caring relationships between parents will contribute to positive role modelling of constructive, open communication styles, negotiation skills, and compromise for young people.
But the party's tactics have demonstrated that it has developed skill at compromise and hardball.
Crafting the Dodd-Frank Act took plenty of political skill and compromise; unwinding it will be just as hard.
Confronted with the many divergent varieties of Buddhist thought that existed in his time, Zhiyi exhibited skill at compromise and classification.
I wouldn't mind except that their navigation skills become compromised and we have had one broken window and several collisions.
During my tenure of service to our city, I have learned that to get anything done, one has to develop the skill of compromise and to learn how to work with those whose political beliefs don't always agree with mine on a state and national level.
Hands and Larkin [23] have suggested that children with low motor competence are less active than children with high motor competence, and consequently, their development of physical fitness, as well as skills, is compromised.
