Sentence examples for compromise lying in from inspiring English sources
The meal was a gesture to compromise, lying in an Anglo-Indian recipe for curry & a strawberry blancmange.
The physiological basis of this compromise lies in the fact that the normal eye, under conditions typical of television viewing, can resolve pictorial details if the angle that these details subtend at the eye is not less than two minutes of arc.
The only real compromise lay in separating design from production, which lengthened new-product introduction cycles and made oddball, specialized products prohibitively expensive.
Messages could be relayed between the corridors of power and the angriest and poorest parts of the Muslim street; and Muslim leaders could be induced to expend personal and political capital urging their flock to co-operate with the police and provide useful information.Now that system, and its unspoken compromises, lies in ruins.
The question is whether they will get their way or whether a compromise still lies in store.
Several downtown Solomons have suggested that a compromise may lie in either moving the crown to the top of some other building or incorporating some reference to the crown in the façade of the new building.
On the other hand it has been shown that the BBB compromise may lie in the misbalance of expression of the two membrane channels of the astrocytic endfeet, also possible ALS biomarkers, Kir4.1 and AQP4.
Those who practice self-compromise often lie in a pool of delusion and indecisions.
The main grounds for compromise appear to lie in the possibility of a fixed timetable for the transition to self-rule.
So the line I take away from the important Friday sermon of Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the two-time former president who believes that the Islamic Republic's future lies in compromise rather than endless confrontation, is this one: "We shouldn't let our enemies laugh at us because we've imprisoned our own people".
