Sentence examples for sufficient compromises from inspiring English sources

World trade talks intended to help developing nations broke down when delegates from Africa, the Caribbean and Asia walked out saying wealthy nations failed to offer sufficient compromises on agriculture and other issues.

They are counting on sufficient compromises to secure support from House Democrats representing districts where industrial interests have been opposed: Rick Boucher of Virginia (coal), John D. Dingell of Michigan (automobiles) and Mike Doyle of Pennsylvania (steel).

World trade talks intended to help the developing nations unexpectedly collapsed today when delegates from Africa, the Caribbean and Asia walked out, accusing wealthy nations of failing to offer sufficient compromises on agriculture and other issues.

Governor Rossello immediately rejected that as not a sufficient compromise, saying Puerto Rico wanted a ban on bombing exercises on Vieques that could be legally binding.

Asked if sufficient compromise can be reached over the competing interests of the professional game and the needs of the national side, Dyke said: "Everyone in football wants a successful English team.

Bees exposed to low levels of thiamethoxam were less likely to return to their colony, to an extent sufficient to compromise a colony's survival.

Bax alone is sufficient to compromise these organelles, presumably by the same mechanism as for mitochondrial membranes in higher eukaryotes, i.e., pore formation.

These results suggest that trophoblasts could be a niche for C. burnetii because their activation would not be sufficient to compromise a normal pregnancy.

Thus, this difference in cell viability between R36AΔlytA and R36APΔlytAΔsvl may be sufficient to compromise the enhancement of biofilm development in the presence of added DNA observed in the later strain.

Using a rodent model, we observed that very small changes (a 50% decrease of TCF-4 levels) are sufficient to compromise mouse Paneth cell cryptidin expression as well as its corresponding antimicrobial function against several bacterial species.

Is in utero exposure to ETS sufficient to: Compromise respiratory responses in young mice?