Sentence examples for compromised enough from inspiring English sources

The most reliable Republican voters are about twice as likely to say that Congressional Republicans have compromised too much as to say that they haven't compromised enough.

The resolution's Western and Arab sponsors said they had compromised enough, and pushed the measure to a vote, virtually daring Russia to exercise its veto and risk international condemnation for failing to stop the killings in Syria.

Those who believe the assaults were the work of one person or group say copycats could not have compromised enough computers to set an attack in process so quickly.

Stung by the intense White House effort to court the votes of moderate holdouts like Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, and Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, liberals are signaling that they have compromised enough.

At noon Saturday, Mr. Baker, apparently feeling that the United States had compromised enough, decided to send Mr. Shevardnadze a letter explaining very generally the limitations and characteristics of Tacit Rainbow.

However, she ruled out the Scottish National party's 35 MPs backing the prime minister's final plan, suggesting the SNP had already compromised enough as Scotland had voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU at the referendum.

This compromise wasn't compromise enough for the corporation, who sacked MacCormac for refusing to cut costs.

If you summon them, they will come; if they come, they will compromise; if they compromise enough -- maybe you'll have a deal.

And America needs a functional government with leaders that can negotiate and compromise enough to create the certainty and vision we are all hungry for -- one that lets us all move forward together as the UNITED States.

People that work in information security know that any system, including an RFID, can be compromised given enough time and effort.

But even that is compromised if enough human-induced climate change occurs to start avalanching, self-reinforcing, feedback cycles that generate global warming INDEPENDENT of human activity.