Sentence examples for a compromise to make from inspiring English sources

"The safest thing would be to ban cell phones in cars altogether, but it's not going to happen, so this was a compromise to make our roads safer," said Jon Cooper, a county legislator from Huntington who introduced the bill into the county Legislature last February.

More likely is that well before that date, "there will be a compromise to make it permanent, like lowering the rate to, say, 20%," Edwards says.

One possible etymology for the name of the Tanah Abang district (meaning "red earth") is that it was named for the Chinese blood spilled there; van Hoëvell suggests that the naming was a compromise to make the Chinese survivors accept amnesty more quickly.

If conflicts occur, find a compromise to make both of them happy.

For the founder who needs to raise cash, a dual ownership structure seems like a fair compromise to make, but remember that it may be at the expense of your employees' option pool.

The TCP/IP stack remains still constrained by its original design, which was effectively a design compromise to make the addressing model simpler.

That is not to say that there didn't have to be a considerable amount of compromise to make this arrangement work.

You will never be called on to talk to a reporter, you'll never be called on to get into a political fight, to make the compromise, to make those decisions.

If you want a physical keyboard, you have compromises to make.

'Devil In A Blue Dress was good,' he says, 'but you have to make all these compromises to make a film - aesthetic, political, sexual, whatever.

President Obama has compromised to make a deal, including considering cuts in iconic Liberal programs such as Medicare and Social Security, angering many on the Left.