Sentence examples for compromises with each from inspiring English sources
We all live in the same country and we need to learn to reach compromises with each other.
Jean-Michel Frodon of Le Monde maintains that the film was produced "in the shadow of two superpowers" and needed to make compromises with each.
It is recommended that you take the time to consciously think about and distinguish between what you "must have" in a home and what you would "like to have" in a home, life seems to include compromises with each day that passes and finding your home will not be an exception as it will probably involve a few compromises.
Often, they're more willing to compromise with each other.
Will the conservatives and the moderates compromise -- with each other and the Administration?
The students' gender, she found, appeared to influence their willingness to compromise with each other on which grill to select.
Bride and groom compromise with each other, with bankrolling parents and overbearing sisters, with vendors and religious convictions and financial realities.
Questions Unanswered In Deal With North Korea The deal in which North Korea agreed to give up its nuclear program was brokered in an 11th hour compromise with each side making reluctant concessions and leaving many questions unanswered.
Brotherhood leaders have said they intend to use their influence with both Fatah and Hamas to urge them to compromise with each other to press Israel to recognize a Palestinian state.
Republican senators warned in the debate that a U.S. "retreat" from Iraq would have disastrous consequences, while Democrats argued that Washington cannot save Iraqis from themselves and must use a withdrawal deadline to apply more pressure on factional leaders to compromise with each other.
Whether these mini-states can resolve their differences depends largely on whether or not their leaders agree to compromise with each other in a reasonably democratic manner, and whether they can divvy up oil revenues in a way that keeps everyone fairly content.
