Sentence examples for compromised pieces from inspiring English sources

Seife's Slate piece mentions several other apparently compromised pieces.

But even when it was originally passed in 1994, the ban was a highly compromised piece of legislation.

Those bills, she said, according to the aide, are not compromise pieces of legislation.

In the end, the matter was compromised: the pieces were struck in December 1899, not distributed until the following month, and the inscription "Paris 1900" appears on the coins.

The "bottom" of this inning is them coming to agreement on a compromise piece of legislation, which everyone thinks has a decent shot at passage in both houses.

This is a compromise piece of legislation...Harry Reid's got a choice to make: Either he go ahead and accept a compromise or he's going to bring on default, something I hope he doesn't do".

News broke last night that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has what he thinks is a viable compromise piece of healthcare reform legislation, which he thinks could garner the 60 votes he needs to pass the Senate.

Instead they have to compromise and piece together an infrastructure with software they can afford, often open source.

Meanwhile, a soldier named Coughlin is compromised by a piece of Kim's reporting -- the movie's most dramatic subplot, based on a true Barker story.

Lem later criticized several of his early pieces as compromised by the ideological pressure.

But the two sides compromised with a 1949 piece, "Mother and Child," that could be hidden somewhat in a bank of ivy.