Sentence examples for compromise that exists from inspiring English sources
The leagues have long wanted a merit system, but the best they got was the compromise that exists in the current agreement.
"I think the compromise that exists is the right one," said the mayor, who had refused to sign the original version of the 1995 law, since it made no exception for smoking in bar areas of restaurants.
There is a requirement for further understanding and acknowledgment of the compromise that exists when palliative care consultations are delivered via telehealth; clinicians and families need to agree that the compromise is acceptable, and that the benefits outweigh the loss in human presence.
Natural selection cannot build perfect designs because of compromises that exist between different adaptations (e.g. a pelvic girdle designed for bipedal locomotion versus one designed to facilitate passage of a large brained infant).
Last year the FBI reported a staggering $12.5 billion has been lost due to email fraud (also known as business email compromise), underscoring the critical risk that exists each time an employee opens their inbox.
Alas, the compromise flamed the fiercest rancor and resentment that exists on Capitol Hill — the hatred of the House for the Senate.
Not even I can propose as a compromise that Israel exists Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Was that one of the things that was compromised in previous versions of the film that existed before this restoration?
Similarly, coordination, or organisation in context [42], is compromised by smells that exist in the communities' context.
