Sentence examples for compromised trying from inspiring English sources

Some critics argue that Peña Nieto and his allies have allowed key elements of their reform package to be watered down and made less effective as they compromised, trying to mollify often raucous special interest groups and opposition political parties who had agreed to a general reform framework in a so-called Pact for Mexico, signed just after Peña Nieto's inauguration.

If you're absolutely set on going to one place and can't honestly compromise, try to find some small way to incorporate the desires of everybody else, like letting your husband pick the time you leave (no early-morning flights!) or agreeing to give your son the window seat.

The Federal Reserve System, created in 1913, was a uniquely American compromise, trying to balance public and private interests.

A good manager would be thinking of compromise, trying to give the employee some modicum of control, such as a choice of which weekend to work.

War can't be strategized on compromise, trying to make everyone happy.

We compromised by trying Walker's regimen while we continued with the drug.

Asked to name an appropriate time or place, he said that some undercover work could be compromised "by trying to be politically correct".

Some key questions that need to be asked here include the following: Is the trust of the board being compromised by trying to bring too many interests to the table?

The WHO has continued to emphasize that high levels of protection from disinfection should never be compromised in trying to reduce disinfection by-product concentrations; our data do not detract from that view.

The compromise tries to address the concerns of Senate Republicans who want to protect states' rights, notably the right of states to regulate health insurance.

A "super PAC" supporting Mrs. Bachmann, No Compromise, tried to secure air time on KCCI, the CBS station in Des Moines, but was rejected because the station said the ad was too shoddy for network television.