Sentence examples for bad compromises from inspiring English sources
As Ryan Lizza wrote astutely on The New Republic's Web site last December urging Obama to run in 2008: Each day also brings with it an accumulation of tough votes, the temptations of bad compromises, potentially perilous interactions with lobbyists, and all the other behaviors necessary to operate as a successful senator.
It's also funny, visually pretty, and surprisingly weird but the plot is too cluttered, feeling like the product of dozens of very talented people disagreeing with each other and making bad compromises.
But those pledges, like ones before, are already coming into conflict with how Washington actually works: by blending good motives, bad compromises and giveaways to interest groups ― and holding your nose as you vote on the result. .
If only we would remember who writes the laws and how easy it is today to settle for bad compromises written by special interests, we might be able to break this truly vicious cycle of weak law, bad enforcement, and inevitable harm to the most vulnerable.
The Bretton Woods system was not a bad compromise.
That's not a bad compromise if Mr. Cuomo or others need one.
Not a bad compromise for a guy presumably on his way to an old folks home.
It's a bad compromise: the tower, still too big to satisfy the neighbors, is also a lot less graceful.
A bad compromise is where everyone feels hard done by and a good compromise is where everyone thinks they got away quite lightly.
Gay-rights advocates were outraged that Clinton had agreed to a bad compromise, but at this point, in the spring of 1993, it was clear that the President was going to lose this battle.
