Sentence examples for caring compromises from inspiring English sources

A lack of patience in a spouse is never an excuse for violence and is indeed a sign of an unwillingness to change for the better, make caring compromises or deal with issues constructively.

Pascal was further influenced by representations of the importance of education, and as caring compromised his education in certain periods, he felt a sense of loss and damage to his chances in life.

Visits will be cut short to squeeze in patients and care compromised.

Two of the country's largest labor groups, the SEIU and the AFL-CIO, are each holding emergency executive meetings today to discuss whether they should support the latest round of health care compromises made by Senate Democrats.

The vision of Luther of a transcendent love for all humanity that comes not through legislation or health care compromises is based on love that should emerge as the Apostle Paul proclaims in Romans in affirming "that the strong must bear the infirmities of the weak".

There is a growing consensus that poor coordination coupled with fragmented care compromises the quality of care patients receive and increases opportunities for negative outcomes, such as medication errors and avoidable hospitalizations and emergency department visits [ 1, 3].

Can he form a health care compromise that satisfies both his liberal base and fiscal conservatives in his own party, much less the other one?

Senior Democratic officials said there were signs that Mr. Stupak, even as he negotiated the health care compromise, was considering not running for re-election.

• To the Editor: Re: "Democrats Study New Ideas to Cut Health Plan Cost" (front page, June 19): Congress appears poised to adopt a health care compromise that leaves most Americans worse off than they are.

But Mr. Kennedy's death is a significant loss, one that may force Mr. Obama to work that much harder to win union support for any health care compromise he might make, said Geoff Garin, a Democratic strategist.

But Mr. Perata poured cold water on the emerging health care compromise last week by announcing that "it would be imprudent and impolitic to support an expansion of health care" before the state addressed a wide gap that has opened in next year's budget.