Sentence examples for compromising to from inspiring English sources

"It was all about the price break, and people thought they were compromising to gain dollars and cents.

To have a détente over the Second Amendment, the liberals have a lot more compromising to do.

Labour will only win when its members decide it's worth compromising to oust the Tories from power, as they finally did after their fourth miserable defeat in 1992.

Did you do any special preparation for that? A. That was my first nude scene, but because it was not exploitative, it didn't feel compromising to me.

Obama touts talking with foes as well as with friends, and compromising to gain the greater good, as central to his candidacy, and his politics reflect that.

Speaking after consulting with LGBTI leaders on Tuesday, Shorten shut down government suggestions of a Labor compromising to pass the plebiscite bill.

Boss would use compromising information to pressurise individuals to be less opposed to the apartheid regime, according to Mr Kleinschmidt.

One way of compromising is to invite them to come along for the evening, after the meal and speeches.

Feminists cringe at what they call the "female apologetic," the willingness of athletes to put themselves in compromising situations to gain attention and public acceptance.

This must occur without compromising care to the patients assigned to the nurse.

The S.E.C. should stick to its guns and actually do more to ensure that independent directors are truly free from compromising ties to the fund's management company.