Sentence examples for compromise against from inspiring English sources

"People contort themselves around the terror of being alone, making any compromise against that," he observes later in life.

Albeit Smith had to compromise, against his will, with Colling, who did not share the leader's views on OMOV – one member, one vote.

Yet even on immigration, many Republicans are weighing their party's long-term interests in supporting a compromise against their own short-term arguments for opposing one: antipathy remains deep in conservative districts to any proposal that would grant citizenship.

When she was "freed" in 1995, it was to preach the virtues of dialogue and compromise, against those, still buoyed by the electoral triumph in 1990, who thought the junta might simply be swept away.

It is shown and explained how and why this combined surface treatment (i.e., shot peening and WC Co) presents a very good compromise against wear and cracking fretting damage.

This systematic review aims to compare the efficacy of the Cook-Swartz implantable Doppler in monitoring free-flap compromise against conventional clinical free-flap monitoring techniques.

The likelihood of any further negotiations looks compromised against the backdrop of continued unrest.

"That Used to Be Us" is a morality play, in which responsible and irresponsible leaders contend against one another: the senator willing to make compromises against the senator who cravenly signs a no-tax pledge; the C.E.O.

"We understand that your site has been compromised against your will, but in the spirit of protecting users, we hope you understand that we will continue to display a warning for as long as we continue to detect malware on your site," it said.

Commenting on the announcement, Mick Cash, leader of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union, said: "Travellers in and out of London are forking out huge sums for their rail and Tube travel and they rightly expect a safe, reliable and well-staffed service, but that is being compromised against a background of cuts which is leaving stations and trains dangerously overcrowded".

A six-person civil jury later brought back a compromise verdict against some of the defendants, driven by the only black juror over the resistance of the four southern white jurors.