Sentence examples for compromises need to be from inspiring English sources

Compromises need to be found".

Trade-offs exist and compromises need to be made.

"The more centralized the power, the less compromises need to be made in architecture," said Peter Eisenman when asked why architects like working for dictators.

It is found that design parameters optimizing the individual goals occur in relative proximity such that small compromises need to be made in order to achieve both ends reasonably well, particularly in regards to the overall mass added to the structure.

Essentially, no compromises need to be made.

I understand, however, that compromises need to be made.

Emily Thornberry, the shadow attorney general, told the meeting that compromises needed to be made to protect citizens and said the government had yet to make out the case for "such fundamental changes".

Sharry of America's Voice said that compromises needed to be weighed against the need to shield Dreamers from deportation, as well other priorities like securing work permits for the parents of some Dreamers and reinstating the legal status of hundreds of thousands of Haitians and El Salvadorans.

You will hear a lot tomorrow and in the days ahead as to how "this important bill" could not be "held hostage" to any one issue, "it's not perfect," and how "compromises needed to be made," in order to "get things done".

Inevitably, compromises needed to be made.

In Concacaf it is admittedly difficult to integrate so many international matches into the MLS schedule, but a better compromise needs to be made somewhere.