Sentence examples similar to When making compromises from inspiring English sources

In this changed world, countries have to work together, meaning accommodating and even making compromises when needed.

"Every day you make compromises when making movies," she told a reporter.

When traveling with a friend or partner, it often means making compromises.

When forced to choose, it was found that patients were making compromises between these factors and an improvement of walking.

When forced to make compromises, neither was particularly successful.

Tom McPhail, of advisers Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "Politicians are chronically compromised when making any policy decisions [that] might be detrimental to older citizens.

That said, I still struggle sometimes with the more general need that arises as part of a family: the need to compromise when making major life choices.

By all means make compromises when it really matters, such as when your friend or sibling is celebrating a birthday or your workplace has thrown a special party featuring a renowned speaker but don't be pushed into regularly going out with friends or others just because you're conforming to their preference.

Evil is when fairly decent people make compromises.

The naming of Belichick on both lists illustrated how players were willing to make compromises when it comes to winning.

If you have a clear idea of what culture you want at your company, what dynamics you want within your team, or what the quality bar for each position is, do not make compromises when hiring.