Sentence examples for compromises such as the from inspiring English sources

But a Brexit vote, it suggested, would probably mean "unpicking" the current agreement, leading to increased tensions as its uneasy compromises – such as the roles of the two governments in the region – were renegotiated.

By contrast, there will always be a range of political objectives for the NHS, some of which involve tricky compromises such as the trade-off between the quality of medical care and its cost.

Which is why I get worried when I hear about so-called "bipartisan" groups on Capitol Hill seeking a grand compromise, such as the Senate's so-called "Gang of Six".

In mini-summits among leaders in New York this week, there has been a lot of talk about possible compromises, such as keeping the deal but launching new negotiations to extend the timelines of the sunset clauses.

Bacon agrees, warning that compromises, such as restricting the number of times flexible working can be requested, risk undermining the advances being made.

In order to get the route through Delaware County, it was built with many environmental compromises such as a parkway design and four lanes south of the Pennsylvania Route 3 interchange.

In turn, left-of-centre members of the parliament disagreed with unanticipated compromises, such as large reductions in development aid and a provision for penalties for those who remained in the country unlawfully.

And we have made sensible compromises, such as removing from our proposal all wells that would be visible from the Green River watershed, a popular rafting location.

"Most of my decisions are compromises, such as fines," he said.

He doesn't rule out "compromises" such as genetic modification, which some environmentalists will find hard to swallow.

So, spelling out the letters and asterisks in the title's second word is unlikely to be acceptable and even less so cinematic compromises such as "mo-fo".