Sentence examples for a plausible compromise from inspiring English sources

But Mr Abhisit may deserve credit for offering a plausible compromise to the red shirts.

The House would have been the first chamber to pass a plausible compromise.

Although neither number has appeared in a formal offer they represent a plausible compromise for both sides.The $17 billion limit on subsidies is about $5 billion less than America's best offer, tabled in October 2005.

They'll very probably lose the argument that a short-term rather than a longer-term increase is acceptable, both because their bill no longer represents a plausible compromise and because the past few days have served to demonstrate to the public, the markets and Congress that going through this exercise again in the winter would be extremely dangerous.

But a recently published survey of the various conflicting engineering studies comes up with a plausible compromise estimate: Every unit of energy that goes into making ethanol from corn produces ethanol that yields 1.27 units of energy.

But, as many Republicans privately acknowledge, any plausible compromise is likely to include revenue raising as well as benefit cuts.

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That's a plausible plan if safety isn't compromised, and if operating costs don't force you to consider selling your first born to cover maintenance late in the car's service life.

Mr. Chailly and the Concertgebouw players made a plausible case for the Cooke version as a reasonable compromise on Sunday.

The compromise was to take the existing finish back to a plausible period look and feel.

That seems a plausible relationship.