Sentence examples for compromise choice from inspiring English sources
Can they entrust the euro to a compromise choice?
The compromise choice: "Make Way for Ducklings," by Robert McCloskey.
Admiral Widodo was considered a compromise choice, but has remained loyal to the civilian government.
That could possibly lead to Mr. Santorum's being viewed as a compromise choice.
Even if he was a compromise choice of some sort, his fellow electors were clearly quite happy to make it.
The favorite son of a particular group (Armstrong or Vincent) or a compromise choice (as Smith is said to be)?
Sometimes, the stalemates reflected the party's fragmented politics, producing "dark horses" — unexpected, inoffensive compromise choices — such as the Democrat James Knox Polk in 1844 and the Republican James A. Garfield in 1880.
As compromise choices go, the filmmakers could have done far worse than Swinton: She is our resident avatar of the otherworldly, an actress who, whether she's playing a chic Russian-Italian matriarch or the White Witch of Narnia, really does seem to have magic coursing through her veins.
In these particular circumstances, everyone is trying to survive and, as a result, make incredibly difficult and compromised choices ― compromised choices that are detrimental to the entire community ― in order to protect the individual.
She makes compromised choices to survive.
The suburbs will keep some adherents; if a cheap and non-polluting substitute for petrol can be found, they may even represent the compromise of choice for discombobulated 21st-century man.
