Sentence examples for compromise share from inspiring English sources

The opposition's electoral alliances can be called opportunistic but they also reflect a will to compromise, share power and push for reform.

Jessie Williams, who studies at City University London, agrees: "I think living with people also helps you learn to compromise, share things, and make an effort to talk to them even when you don't feel like socialising," she says.

Best of all, our sons get to bond like brothers, learn how to compromise, share and help our household function by pitching in with clean-up and meal prep.

Gail Gross, a psychologist and child development expert, suggests a compromise: Share Santa with your children, but as the fable and tradition that it is, and not a magical being to believe in.

You do need to learn about the importance of compromise, sharing, and respect for one another.

Should I compromise and share the expense as well?

In times past, Britain would have gone to war over it; today a compromise to share it is most likely.

But in the first year of his governorship his willingness to compromise and share credit helped fashion an atmosphere in which political leaders could agree.

In other villages like Rockville Centre officials have come up with a compromise to share the burden of sidewalk repairs with residents.

We never had to compromise to share power with regional minorities as Britain or Spain had to, inscribing rights to non-Castillian or non-English groups.

(And this time he will have a hefty stick to apply to a recalcitrant Congress: the fiscal cliff, which forces Congress to compromise or share the blame for the ensuing havoc).