Sentence examples for are to compromise from inspiring English sources

No sort of political engagement will work, and the irony is that the more U.S. officials believe it, the more likely they are to compromise their principles.

"The questions will be, 'Well, will I have 9 first-grade classes instead of 10 first-grade classes?' 'Should I have 18 or 22 kids in a class?' " Perhaps in a sign of how willing Education Department officials are to compromise with the city's teachers' union, Mr. Klein backed off a pledge to create a financing system that he has said would make school spending more equitable.

Coherentists can only, unless they are to compromise their position, define comprehensiveness in terms of the size of a system.

The case, just one of many instances of Canadian cops investigating journalists in recent years, shows how willing police are to compromise journalist's protection of their sources, La Presse said in a statement.

Grown-up parties understand that to govern is to compromise.

To live in the world is to compromise, to swallow hard at times and move on.

"What this report is calling on parliamentarians to do is to compromise and to act.

"The idea is to compromise their lifestyle.

Do you know how hard it is to compromise sometimes?

Another suggestion is to compromise on TV viewing days.

The country's finance minister just said in Washington thatWe are going to compromise, compromise, compromise, without being compromised.