Sentence examples for compromise characterized from inspiring English sources
Several members of the two all-Democratic caucuses, who are now working among themselves and with the House leadership to put forward a compromise, characterized the defeated bill as one that would have provided assistance to the rich at the expense of middle- and lower-income voters.
That is, we obtain a set of compromises characterized by a Pareto set which provides a quantitative insight into the fundamental tradeoff between the transmit power and the leased time.
During prostate cancer, the organ's architecture is greatly compromised, characterized among others, by proliferation of epithelial cells and invasion of prostate ducts and acini [69].
Long-term prognosis is severely compromised and characterized by an increased risk of long-term mortality and cardiovascular events.
The infusion of new conservative blood could alter the complexion of the Senate, increasing the sorts of conflicts between moderates and far-right Republicans disinclined toward compromise that have characterized the House for two years.
Yet rather than embrace the President's desire for tax reform and deficit reduction, Republicans appear to have no intention of recapturing the spirit of fiscal responsibility and bipartisan compromise that long characterized their Party.
Lipinski, co-chair of policy for the Blue Dog Democrats in Congress, touts the importance of bipartisan compromise and has characterized Newman as being part of a "Tea Party of the left". .
In these and subsequent works Havel explored the self-deluding rationalizations and moral compromises that characterize life under a totalitarian political system.
