Sentence examples for To compromises from inspiring English sources
verb
To bind by mutual agreement.
A coalition could lead to compromises.
This necessarily gives rise to compromises.
It can lead to compromises in the standard of education.
This leads to compromises in both cognitive and physical performance.
"Will it lead to compromises here and there?" added Mr. Shallak, a former government minister.
At the meeting Thursday, Germany and Britain agreed to compromises on the future rescue fund.
At the meeting on Thursday, Germany and Britain agreed to compromises on the future rescue fund.
But realpolitik in a young nation surrounded by powerful neighbors inevitably led to compromises.
It is likely a terrorist attack "will place an untenable strain on resources and lead to compromises in security efficiency".
That kind of money usually leads to compromises in Hollywood, even in the most distasteful of circumstances.
Some labor leaders say they would much prefer layoffs to compromises that would hit union members' wallets.
