Sentence examples for compromises and in the from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the U.S. Constitution itself represents "a bundle of compromises" and, in the particular area of interest here, quite elaborately spells out the means by which power is to be divided between the federal and state governments.

Time, similarly, had a story called "In Shutdown Washington, Women are the Only Adults Left," which referred approvingly to how Collins "refrained from partisan blame" while other women seemed to fall over themselves to offer compromises and, in the words of Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, be "reasonable".

But he wouldn't compromise and, in the end, got smashed.

The story is one of heartbreak, near misses and painful compromise and, in the view of some, a false dichotomy of sacrifice between science and economic and political interests.

Hart InterCivic points to reports that only voter registration systems have been compromised, and in the process makes light of potential threats to voting machines themselves.

They need those tests to be done quickly otherwise patient care could be compromised and in the worst cases patients could be harmed by any delay.

Both sides were unwilling to compromise, and in the end, not one House Republican changed votes.

We listened, we compromised, and in the end, incorporated the best ideas to make the GLRI stronger, more impactful, and most importantly, fundable for the next 4 years.

Too often today, the nation's problems are held hostage to the unwillingness to find consensus and compromise, and in the face of that gridlock, artificial devices like sequester are resorted to in order to somehow force action.

Figure  8 shows networks of genes that are involved in embryonic development and cellular compromise, and in the control of nervous system development and behavior.

To avoid a predictable surprise, we must often make compromises and investments in the present.