Sentence examples for compromise as much from inspiring English sources

Together, Breyer's decisions suggest an ad-hoc attempt at political compromise as much as the application of legal principles.

The deal, approved by two transit committees, seemed to be a compromise as much political as practical.

"Sympathetic as I am to those who prefer a fight over compromise, as much as the political wisdom may dictate fighting over solving problems, it would be the wrong thing to do," he said.

You must also gain something when you make a compromise, as much as you give something up.

But design projects are rarely tidy; they're much likelier to be muddled, chaotic, and to be determined by flukes, gaffes and compromises as much as forethought.

The game ends when players no longer move very much from round to round — this indicates they have compromised as much as they ever will.

Jubril's disguise is compromised as much by his aversion to secular influences like television and "hell-destined women" as it is by the fact that he has had his right hand cut off as a form of Sharia punishment.

The bill has gone through several evolutions in recent years, and "We've compromised as much as I think we possibly can," said Mr. Daschle, who became the majority leader this week after Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont left the Republican Party and became an independent.

It has also tried to reduce the econometric compromises as much as possible.

The remainder of the chapter discusses a wonderful array of adaptations of varying degrees of familiarity, properly emphasizing their imperfections and compromises as much as their effectiveness.

It turns out that the other side compromised just as much -- if not more -- than we did.