Sentence examples for a double compromise from inspiring English sources

The Arab League's resolution thus represented a double compromise: between the supporters and the opponents of Western intervention within the chamber, but also between the conflicting desires to urge on the West and to avoid getting caught at it.

A bargain at such a cost: double compromise.

Both sides are playing a double game, talking about compromise while giving away little.

As a compromise, a double cut-off approach was used with a low-stringency E value of 10-20 and a high-stringency value of 10-50.

Structures were determined for both the wildtype protein and a double point mutant (E352A/R352V) compromised for Ran binding [23].

Peter R. Stein, executive vice president of the Trust for Public Land, said Federal land-acquisition funds have been severely restricted while land prices have soared, a "double whammy" that often leaves compromise development as the only way to save crucial pieces of land.

Specifically, many older adults living in rural and remote communities are faced with a double burden of living with compromised health status at the individual level as well as social isolation and distance in time and space for access to health care and social services at the community or systems level, compared to their urban counterparts (DesMeules and Pong 2006).

This meant that the capacity of the underground storage would double, to three million books—a significant compromise.

In addition, a double mutant of SdhB-Pro160Ala and Ile209Ala is approximately 90% compromised in its ability to reduce UQ.

The need for warrants to be approved by judicial commissioners as well as ministers – referred to by Theresa May as a "double-lock" – is a compromise between three different recommendations.

A double.