Sentence examples similar to thin compromise from inspiring English sources

There's a very thin line between compromise and accomplice.' So that was Mom," she told the New York Times in 1999.

"All thin notebooks have compromises," says Mr. Mossberg and we have to agree.

Flow-accelerated erosion and internal surface attack often result in thickness thinning that may compromise the structural integrity of the pipe and lead to its failure.

Personal relations are also hot (going on weird), though here your aptitude for compromise looks thin and the attractions of going your own sweet way compelling.

But the worry among some Democrats is that a thin majority breeds not compromise but inaction, and that could turn off voters just as much as single-party rule has.

Oxygen plasma etching coupled to conventional lithographic techniques is another viable option though significant surface roughness of the CNT thin film can again compromise the maximum resolution.

It left the supersonic fighters with "extremely thick coatings" that "have proved brittle," and the coatings designed to be paper-thin have now compromised the superfighter's velocity and maneuverability, the lawsuit said.

"There's a slight dilemma for mobile devices though, as we're constantly striving to get thinner devices but by adding an infrastructure inside a device can compromise the thinness".

"He was too thin-skinned and unwilling to compromise," Mr. Braudy said.

Moreover, joint laxity is compromised by abnormally thin ligaments.

In a porous biomaterial, a geometric mismatch can result in pore occlusion and strut thinning, drawbacks that can inherently compromise bone ingrowth and severely impact mechanical performance.