Sentence examples for compromise to keep from inspiring English sources

These days, some banks announce their willingness to compromise to keep houses occupied.

Political analysts described the developments as a political compromise to keep the coalition from splintering.

He helped negotiate a compromise to keep part of the area open for most of the next four years.

Meanwhile, the US tried to wring a last-minute compromise to keep a Middle East deal on track.

The stewards of the world's largest economies are anxious for a compromise, to keep their own finances from suffering collateral damage.

"The president believes that he needs to compromise to keep reforms alive," Mr. Khatami said, "but I believe that this is a killing poison for it.

With the two Republican commissioners often voting together, Mr. Kennard has had to make fundamental compromises to keep the two other Democrats in line.

Those within the firm who wanted to be tough found themselves outmaneuvered by those who wanted to make compromises to keep business that might otherwise be lost to competitors — competitors who were not above making compromises themselves.

Though Scotland's future was a matter for Scots to decide, the leaders implied, separation would be so damaging for the rest of the United Kingdom that it must make compromises to keep the separatists on side.

As it is, al-Nahda and the leading liberal faction, the Progressive Democratic Party, have made compromises to keep the electoral process on track in the hope that the democratic transition was more important that the result.

But don't make dangerous compromises to keep everyone happy.