"These behaviors put kids at risk of getting sexually transmitted diseases, which compromise their health".
The Senate is a deliberative body in which compromise is essential for getting things done.
Poor heating and ventilation causes mould, fungus and bacteria which compromise the respiratory system.
I'm more concerned we will create flawed systems which compromise our privacy and our security, even unintentionally".
Both define politics not as the art of the possible but as a moral crusade in which compromise is a cosy euphemism for lack of principle.
The 24-year-old Dutchman will add to Koeman's options in central defence, which compromise José Fonte, Maya Yoshida and Steven Caulker.
It seems as if the debate on immigration (front page, May 25) excludes some middle ground on which compromise might be reached.
The disgusted presentation of statesmanship, in which compromise parades as principle, should seem familiar to those following the presidential primaries (2 30).
Furthermore, increased renal interstitial pressure may collapse intrarenal collecting lymphatics which compromise lymph flow [84].
More importantly, NTMs can lead to disruptions which compromise the lifetime of structural components.
And it is the foundation of any way of life in which compromise, rather than dictatorship, is the norm.
