Sentence examples for time and compromised from inspiring English sources

Batman's vehicles, the Batmobile and Batwing, were considered for inclusion in the game, but developing unique control mechanics and gameplay segments for them would have taken too much time, and compromised its quality; the vehicles appear in the game, but players cannot control them.

Transitions out of and into daylight saving time enhance night-time restlessness and compromise the quality of sleep.

Unlike dehydroabietic acid, these compounds can disrupt biofilms within a short time period and compromise the integrity of the bacterial membrane.

Working out well-functioning indicators takes time, and compromises have to be made.

Cost-effectiveness performance analysis reveals that the maximum net power output and the best CEP cannot be achieved at the same time and compromise must be made when choosing the most suitable organic working fluids in different ORC designs.

Throughout his governorship, al-Ikhshid was engaged in conflicts with other regional strongmen for control over Syria, possession of which was necessary to shield Egypt from invasion from the east, but unlike many other Egyptian leaders, notably the Tulunids themselves, he was prepared to bide his time and compromise with his rivals.

Nurse-midwives often had to assist more than one woman at the same time and this compromised the quality of care provided.

Informative censoring may result in an imbalance of exposure time and a compromised ability to accrue clinically relevant or valid information regarding the primary clinical study outcomes (15).

Time constraints limited consistent introduction of health coaches to patients by clinicians and compromised dedicated time for health coaching activities.

Laura Linney's emotionally incandescent performance has the effect of entirely shifting the focus of Donald Margulies's fine drama from 1992 about art, time and moral compromise.

Yet her emotional incandescence in the revival of "Sight Unseen," which opened last night at the Biltmore Theater, has the effect of entirely shifting the focus of Donald Margulies's fine drama from 1992 about art, time and moral compromise.