Sentence examples for a rough compromise from inspiring English sources

From its creation in 1965, Medicare was always a rough compromise and a work in progress.

The three main political parties had appeared to come up with a rough compromise, and this was followed by talks on September 29th between the parties' senior ministers.

Agreement on the issue appeared to be a rough compromise between that opposition and the company's opening proposal to exercise nearly complete discretion over raises.

"The LDP could be wiped out if they call elections right now," says Shigenori Okazaki, a political analyst at UBS Warburg, "but Koizumi might just do it because he is such an unpredictable person".To avoid the risk, however slim, of such an "accidental election", Mr Koizumi and his party seem to have settled on a rough compromise.

Furthermore, our method of averaging the signal value of multiple probesets targeting the same transcript on the U133 Plus 2 is only a rough compromise.

This rough compromise helped set realist painting on a new path.

The rough compromise reached on most picket lines was a "ritual push," where miners would make a show of trying to push through police lines, without expecting that they would succeed; the police would hold the line, then relative calm would prevail again.

In fact, negotiators have a rough framework for a possible compromise on agriculture in the Doha round talks, including deep cuts in farm subsidies.

With no requirement that they explain their reasoning, arbitrators can reach a result that is a compromise, or a rough assessment of relative fault, they say.

So when they moved out, finding a house, they at least compromised on a rough area.

Mr. Shelton's movies often show a mocking appreciation for underachieving, no-longer-young men whose failures and compromises give them a rough, self-deprecating wisdom and a slow-burning, grown-up charm.