Sentence examples for compromise to one from inspiring English sources
In fact, I do not consider it viable to reconcile the important philosophical differences without compromise to one side or the other.
For some reason, our culture seems to have changed from one of mutual cooperation and compromise to one of extreme need for individuality.
Using a seven-part framework, this book delivers tips and advice to move you from a game of concessions and compromises to one of collaboration and creativity, resulting in better outcomes and better working relationships.
Unethical and illegal actions are perpetual compromises to one's "fitness as a lawyer".
You might need to compromise on one form of fairness to avoid damaging the other.
Lawmakers said today that there were signs the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, was ready to compromise on one of the last obstacles to an agreement -- taking away the power of local boards to help select their superintendents.
It's a selfish compromise, to be sure, one that the women who have come forward with allegations against Mr. Cosby most likely can't even consider.
A business that wants to maintain a competitive cost structure will probably need to compromise on one quality or the other (or, if it insists on having both, find a way to fund that luxury).
But today's GOP, while attempting to blame Democrats for a horrible law for which both parties voted, refuses to compromise one iota on a solution that would mix spending cuts and adjustments to the tax code to make it fairer and raise some offsetting revenue.
