Sentence examples for compromising stance from inspiring English sources
The failure of Mr. Morsi's government to find and free the captives since their disappearance on Thursday has developed into a political black eye and exposed rifts between Mr. Morsi's more conciliatory approach to dealing with extremists and the less compromising stance of the Egyptian military.
Only the looming elections will tell whether such tough talk from a man famous for his compromising stance will convince voters.
The leaders were conservatives or revisionist nationalist, most of whom had taken compromising stances with the Japanese colonialism.
But Jumblatt isn't the only politician who is compromising his stance in the country's ever-changing political game.
They're in a tough spot here; they can't push the form factor much smaller without compromising their stance on netbooks, and they can't just keep making incremental improvements or tablets and other, cheaper ultraportables will overtake the Air.
In fact, such a move could hurt her if it's perceived to be compromising the stances she took in the primaries in order to be more acceptable to Democratic movers and shakers.
Brexit was not formally discussed at Friday's meeting, but the commission's president, Jean-Claude Juncker, reiterated the bloc's stance at a press conference, saying he could not see "any possibility of compromising" on the question.
Everybody's been compromising".
Is fear compromising my fitness?
Because of Jim not compromising.
