Sentence examples for compromise arrived from inspiring English sources
Yet the compromise arrived at, although made in the cause of realism, is not really true to life.
But lawmakers nevertheless pushed on with the negotiations, and the final compromise, arrived at less than an hour before the Parliament vote, differed little from the version rejected by the Iranians.
This cramped three-room apartment, where I resided between bachelorhood and marriage, was a rent-stabilized compromise, arrived at after months of negotiating with the woman who is now my wife; though also a lifelong Manhattanite, she would have preferred to experiment with cohabitation in Brooklyn.
The Homicide Review Advisory Group claim the mandatory life sentence was a compromise arrived at to ensure the abolition of the death penalty made its way through both Houses of Parliament.
"The truth is, this land exchange legislation was a bipartisan compromise arrived at after a decade of debate and public testimony in Congress.
Mr President, I wish to commend to the House this compromise arrived at by the conciliation committee on novel foods.
When Fraser brought with him the Seal Boy persona, they compromised, arriving at Paul the Illustrated Seal Boy.
And as Manchin and Toomey were holding a press conference to discuss their compromise, word arrived of another agreement, this one with the N.R.A., on strengthening anti-gun trafficking laws.
Design of complex engineered systems often involves optimization of multiple competing problems that are supposed to compromise to arrive at equilibrium optima, entailing a joint optimization problem.
Many a good decision and compromise has been arrived at over a simple game of golf.If golf courses were constructed in the Gaza strip and Golan Heights, there might be less terrorism in that part of the world.
The tolerable-quality files (128 kilobits per second) that seemed like a good compromise when MP3s arrived via dial-up, and storage was measured in mere megabytes, still fill portable players, stripping away the depth and nuance that were in the original recordings.
