Sentence examples for compromised version from inspiring English sources

Upton, the extension to Northampton, as Hank Dittmar acknowledges, is a partly compromised version of the original intentions.

In some ways, Michael is a grimmer, compromised version of Erin Brockovich, the freewheeling legal clerk in the short skirts who leads the charge against social injustice in Mr. Soderbergh's populist 2000 drama.

Most recently, PolitiFact, a nonpartisan fact-checking site, has assessed more than five hundred promises made by Barack Obama during his campaigns and found that, to the irritation of his opponents, he has accomplished at least a compromised version of seventy per cent of them.

It was a more idyllic and ultimately more compromised version of the landscape stretching between Barstow and the Oklahoma border.

The heavily compromised version of the legislation they ended up with gives away nearly 85% of emissions credits absolutely free of charge.

Sure, it may be orange, carrot-shaped, and comprised of carrot-like biochemical components, but the generations of carrots to come will be sadly compromised versions of their former, proud carrot lineage.

Letter to Australia's Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) regarding a proposed "compromise" version of the Assistance and Access Bill.

Supply and demand fed on each other, and a purer Say's Law gave way to an amended "compromise version, a mongrel Say's Law," as Laurence Ball, an economist at Johns Hopkins University, put it.

But he could surprise observers by announcing that he planned to write a final, compromise version of the legislation himself, blending the House and Senate bills and adding sections to incorporate Republican ideas, like clamping down on medical malpractice liability lawsuits.

The compromise version of the legislation was reached late last month.

House and Senate negotiators will now meet to work out a compromise version.