In the meantime, many cyclists have found their own low-tech compromises, such as putting one earphone in and leaving the other out, or wearing headphones with nothing playing through them simply to reduce the noise, or only listening to spoken-word audio rather than music.
Another disturbing possibility was that U.S. tech companies would "compromise themselves in order to gain entrance to these vast and fast-growing markets.
Some analysts fear that concentrating resources on the high-tech stuff could compromise the heavy armour and jeopardise the army's ability to do the peacekeeping it tends to undertake with other Europeans, and which it is rather good at.
After that story ran, Feinstein attempted to broker a compromise, calling both tech companies and film studios.
In North Carolina, a bill influenced by tech industry lobbyists would seriously compromise student privacy protections in that state, allowing education companies to repurpose and reuse sensitive information, like teacher evaluations, socioeconomic data and geolocation information.
There has been a lot of heat over the ad tech industry and how it potentially compromises user privacy.
The Labour grassroots, or a significant section of it, is in revolt against New Labour's compromises with globalisation and the tech revolution.
The judge has ordered the company to help the FBI bypass the passcode on an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino killers, but many in the tech community simply don't think a compromise is tenable.
had asked to broker a compromise between movie studios and Silicon Valley tech companies.
Many of the issues facing our globalized hi-tech world call for technical solutions, not political compromises.
The head of a prominent Republican technology firm in Washington commented recently on the RNC's recent tech challenges, requesting anonymity in order not to compromise business interests.
