Sentence examples for comfortable compromise from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Mahallati came up with a comfortable compromise.

The partnership of Ms. Forley and Mr. Otsuka feels more like a comfortable compromise than an exciting new departure.

The restaurant lost a star in the Dining section of The New York Times, going from two to one, with the critic William Grimes writing that the couple's collaboration was "more like a comfortable compromise than an exciting new departure".

"You can destroy a brand if you give in to comfortable compromise," he says.

St. Lucia was long battled over by the French and British the "Helen of the West Indies," as the license plates have it, changed hands 14 times and has now settled into a comfortable compromise.

Notable landmarks litter this village, which has become a comfortable compromise between historic buildings (Winnetka's first privately owned business, The Patterson Tavern, still stands) and contemporary attractions such as the renowned Indian Hill Country Club, tennis clubs, ice rinks and athletic fields.

Rhetoric aside, both are more comfortable with compromise and consensus than confrontation.

MR. McCREARY said performing with the band had made him more comfortable with compromise and letting someone else take the limelight.

Mr. Reid, who is far more comfortable maneuvering compromises through the back rooms of the Senate than campaigning among actual voters, lost his best chance to skewer his opponent's positions in the debate.

The front seats are comfortable, a good compromise of soft and supportive, making a five-hour stretch on the road possible.

Instead they can say things like "it wasn't politically feasible" or "we've forged a bipartisan compromise," comfortable in the knowledge that their Wall Street contributors still feel they're getting their money's worth.