Sentence examples for compromises accepted from inspiring English sources

That parrot makes me remember opportunities I've turned down, risks not taken and compromises accepted, while surmising my life may be as rich or richer all the same.

In broadest terms, the piece is an examination of the struggle of two races to coexist in a world neither wants to leave, of the compromises accepted by both sides, of the narrowness of some parishioners and the bigheartedness of others.

Interviews focused on the enabling and constraining push and pull factors (Table  1) and whether the exchange agents were able to make these factors compatible with institutional accountabilities or to get compromises accepted.

They set priorities, develop strategies, make compromises, accept limitations.

Like Powell, Kynaston is attracted by people who make compromises, accept second-best, live dingily and submit quietly without relinquishing hope.

Then he will have to choose between economic development and political control, or at least make some compromises, accepting greater risk of dissent.

The compromise accepted by the Allied powers on Oct. 20, 1921, was less favourable to the Poles than was the Korfanty Line.

Baquet and an old friend, James O'Shea, the managing editor of the Chicago Tribune, came up with a compromise, accepted by Doyle McManus, under which the Times would gradually reduce its Washington bureau by six people.

Eagerness to complete clinical trials universally should not compromise accepted ethical practices.

The Connecticut senator declared Tuesday that he would support a filibuster of any health care reform bill that has a public option -- even the version with the "trigger" compromise accepted by Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe -- because it might cost money.

A crusading devolutionist, he is eager to divide England into regions with their own assemblies - but he has had to compromise, accepting regional development associations instead.