Sentence examples for choice compromise from inspiring English sources

And that means Republicans and Democrats now face a choice: compromise, or stand firm and try to blame the other party.

Similarly, it is possible to show whether the responses suggested conceptually (e.g., based on avoidance, choice, compromise, or acceptance and engaging (Jarzabkowski et al. 2013; Lewis 2000; Smith and Berg 1987) were targeted to different categories of competing demands.

Questioned about an Employee Free Choice compromise -- which Specter hinted he might support -- Ackerman dismissed the only idea that has been floated publicly and insisted on her preference for the current bill.

To have that choice compromised by an employer is unconscionable.

Low product use due to such factors as pregnancy, missed visits, or participant's choice compromises study power.

From Hollywood to Hereford, from professional development to personal enrichment, the University of London International Programmes offers choice without compromise.

And yet Hall insists that The BFG was an easy choice, no compromise at all.

"I began thinking of them as people who were knowingly making a choice to compromise on life for land.

His choice to compromise – to rely on history to absolve him and Copernican theory – comes to seem admirable in Robinson's fable.

"You can get to a point where that player's talent is intoxicating to the point where you can make a choice to compromise," O'Dowd said.

And that's just for starters... Inevitably, the choice involves compromise and my own selection has been conservative; it reflects the consensual view of the western literary canon rather than trying to reshape it – principally because there is less fun to be had in parodying writers few people are likely to have read.