Sentence examples for a pattern of compromise from inspiring English sources
The decision by Mr. Almunia, a Spanish jurist who has set a pattern of compromise since becoming Europe's top antitrust officer in February 2010, followed a similar resolution in the United States.
Amnesty International joined the call in citing "a pattern of events that compromised Abu-Jamal's right to a fair trial".
But unless he wants his story to be marred by a pattern of passivity, detachment, acquiescence and compromise, he'd better seize control of the story line of his White House years.
Nonetheless, the media have been transfixed by what they see as a spectacle of presidential insouciance.Maureen Dowd, an op-ed columnist for the New York Times, said Mr Obama was in danger of seeing his political narrative marred by "a pattern of passivity, detachment, acquiescence and compromise".
Some Clinton donors said yesterday that they did not expect the Hsu matter to hurt Mrs. Clinton unless a pattern of problematic fund-raising or compromised donors emerged, which would raise questions about the campaign's vetting of donors.
The purpose of this paper is to determine whether the fitness of either plant is compromised in the presence of the other; and if fitness is indeed compromised, whether a pattern of defense may be identified.
"We are witnessing a pattern of Speaker Boehner walking away from bipartisan compromises to kowtow to his extreme Tea Party wing of his caucus," Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland, said in a statement.
"This is yet another piece of evidence in a pattern of behavior and action documented for over 15 years that Archbishop Weakland and many other bishops have been thoroughly compromised on the issue of sexual abuse and misconduct".
Display a pattern of leadership.
Critics see a pattern of obfuscation.
