Sentence examples for accepting a little from inspiring English sources

"We are accepting a little pain," he said, "but in the end, it will be better for the country".

"Buyers are paying a little bit more than they expected, and sellers are accepting a little less than they would like," Mr. Gicking said.

It was the substance of the conversation during the four-hour meal that helped convince Huston Street to commit to the Angels for another two or three years, even if that meant accepting a little less money than he was seeking and forgoing potentially bigger riches in free agency.

He might even accept a little less in the end.

To move things forward, Mrs. Samuels persuaded Mrs. Wiley to accept a little help.

Océ's shareholders and board might have accepted a little less.

The oceans already store a lot of CO2, so they might be induced to accept a little more.

"But I only got my old woman to accept a little bit that people we knew well sent over in order to have some small advantages," he said.

He's no Palin, in other words, but he is the kind of pick you make if you're willing to accept a little more risk for the chance of a little more reward.

The little girl who used to munch happily on fruit and rice and bean dishes would only accept a little milk, dribbled into her mouth while she lay half asleep.

We need to accept a little the conditions there are," said Marcelo Odebrecht, boss of a construction firm that bears his surname.Mr Odebrecht's appetite for risk is commendable, but governments' reliance on it is not.