Sentence examples for slight compromise from inspiring English sources

But by the last verse, and a slight compromise on the car, he's fulfilled his ambition.

However, there is a slight compromise in the RF performance of the device, owing to an increase in intrinsic capacitance by about 0.35 fF.

It was further affirmed that by lowering the levels of shear connection, the rotation capacity of the composite joints was enhanced with only a slight compromise if the stiffness and moment resistance.

They were infants under two years of age, with an episode of acute watery diarrhea, presenting with signs of mild to moderate dehydration and a slight compromise of the nutritional status.

The recognition of all the three forms of mitochondria even at higher magnification, with a slight compromise in resolution, again demonstrates the efficiency of the software-based approach in recognition of various mitochondrial shapes.

Therefore, the main focus was on preserving enzyme activities after fixation (Novikoff et al. 1961) and also on retaining antigenicity [(Zhdanov et al. 1965; Sternberger and Donati 1966) reviewed in (Roth 1996)], taking slight compromises on the morphological appearance of the whole organelle into account.

For Stange, they are attributes to be harnessed in the service of character and story and at no point do you sense the slightest compromise.

Living on the top floors of an elegant 17th-century building on the Ile St Louis in Paris, he was accused of an ivory tower existence outside the mainstream of cinema, refusing the slightest compromise.

Some believe it is so brittle that even the slightest compromise is likely to bring it down — the assessment that led Mr. Assad to crack down on protesters rather than accede to political changes in the first place.

Fake Obama presents it as a given that cutting a deal on expanding background checks could be career-ending for Manchin ("I mean…from West Virginia and he's proposing gun reform? He's going to lose his job"), and Toomey ("a Republican who's willing to make just the slightest compromise on gun control? He's going to lose his job, too!").

Mr. Cornyn and his aides have said the only way he will support the bill is if his amendment makes it through all but unscathed, but he did show at least a slight willingness to compromise, saying, "I don't think anybody gets 100 percent of what they want".