Sentence examples for an ideal compromise from inspiring English sources

Slipping one or two into a medley of meats seemed like an ideal compromise.

Hamid Karzai had qualities that made him an ideal compromise candidate: he was a moderate but safely traditionalist Pashtun from a well-known patrician family.

"And since cameras will be sure to capture Sobotka twirling at the Zamboni entrance — and transmit it onto the Jumbotron — that seems to be an ideal compromise".

Ten years seemed an ideal compromise, especially given that I began this exercise at what seemed likely to be a pivotal moment in my life.

The Obama-Boehner Grand Bargain proposal was not necessarily an ideal compromise (plenty of people on both the right and the left disliked it), but at least it would have given us a single, comprehensive solution to our fiscal issues rather than the serial brinksmanship and dysfunction that we have now.

The virtues of this idea are abundant: it's an ideal compromise for those who espouse taking a year off to taste the world, and students can earn some money to make a dent in that often-crippling tuition, giving them a stake in their own future.

Ward believes the co-operative model, whereby pupils, staff, parents and the local community elect members of a forum that advises a school's governing body, is the ideal compromise.

It may be in some ways the ideal compromise, but once a woman is no longer available 24-7, she is sure to lose out to her male counterparts.

Happily, Helsinki offers the ideal compromise in the shape of Suomenlinna, a pair of islands that lie a short ferry-ride from the bustling harbour.

For many buyers, the GS is the ideal compromise.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Illustration of the ideal compromise between mechanics and corrosion of absorbable metals for coronary stent application.