Sentence examples for a bit of compromise from inspiring English sources

So it's a bit of compromise".

"These days everything has to be a bit of compromise between engineering, aerodynamics and safety".

1.41pm: DumbfoundedByIdiocy asks about Liverpool's tactical changes: "Do you think that Liverpool have the players capable of playing Rodgers' kind of football?" Amy replies: I'd say there has to be a bit of compromise.

"I think it was a bit of a compromise between his own ideals and what was convenient at the time," Schroeder said.

Yet the coalition agreement on political reform, while clearly a move forward in many fields as well as overall, remains a bit of a compromise between the coalition partners.

If you need to work ahead of time, the fennel can now be stored in iced water, then drained and dressed, but some flavour will leach out into the water, so it's a bit of a compromise.

It always feels like a bit of a compromise.  .

Or, do we move forward with a little bit of compromise, with a willingness to meet legislators halfway on some issues, and a determination to get the best law we can on the books--even if imperfect?

"There's also always a little bit of compromise working with a label," he says.

"This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for Cardiff City and I sincerely hope... a little bit of compromise here and there, everybody goes forward together because that is the future.

"Congress can turn them off any time with just a little bit of compromise".