Sentence examples for big compromise from inspiring English sources

Republicans have shown little interest in negotiating a big compromise.

Gail: This already was one big compromise, David.

(She now calls that CD "a big compromise").

The original caps were already a pretty big compromise.

If I do compromise, I don't want it to be a big compromise at all.

This involves big compromise for each and every one of us, she says.

If GE fails to convince, however, it would then have to offer big compromises.

For both parties, the cost of achieving nothing may well outweigh the cost of reaching a few big compromises that anger their more ideological constituents.

In markets such as energy and the environment, customers are often asked to make big compromises because existing business models are inflexible.

The inability of Europeans to rise above petty national concerns, whether over who pays for bail-outs or who controls bank supervision, has prevented them from making the big compromises necessary to secure the single currency's future.

Those are the big compromises the smaller parties may have to make, but there will also be significant sacrifices made by Labour and the Tories to persuade a smaller party to back them up.