Sentence examples for a devil's bargain from inspiring English sources

Jason realizes he's made a devil's bargain and that Kurt must be stopped.

But when you consider that many newspapers around the world feature such cheesecake shots (including News Corp's The Sun), and that newspapers are struggling to stay in business, and that Bild's revenue (which funds the company's news gathering) will obviously take a hit due to Apple's decision, it's not hard to see what a Devil's bargain the device is.

However, they face a devil's bargain.

Hydrozoans, he suggests, may have made a devil's bargain.

But that also turns out to be a devil's bargain.

Investment in tobacco, argues King, is a devil's bargain.

One made a certain devil's bargain by voting for Clinton in the first place.

The military acted on those suggestions to present the liberals with a kind of devil's bargain: a declaration that would have protected individual and minority rights, but also granted the military permanent political powers and immunity from scrutiny as the guardian of "constitutional legitimacy".

To get the apartment, I made a two-part devil's bargain.

That's the devil's bargain.

"That's the kind of devil's bargain that they are buying into".