Sentence examples for compromising to the from inspiring English sources

Despite Mrs. Boilier's entreaties, and her promise to consent to a divorce, he carried out his plans, only compromising to the extent of leaving her food and water for several months.

Then, if you're a really good artist, you have to learn how to survive in society not compromising to the market, not creating art pollution in your studio.

Rather than address the economy to the benefit of working people with a massive jobs program and Medicare-for-All, President Obama has largely conceded the deficit narrative to the political right, compromising to the right with a Republican Party that seeks the destruction of his presidency and the working class, even at the cost of dismantling democracy.

France's position, as a protective patron of Rwanda's genocidal regime, was at least as compromising to the formulation of a credible international response.

In this classification, hosts affected by bone infection are divided into three classes: Type A hosts have a normal, uncompromised, immune system; Type B are locally and/or systemically immunocompromised hosts; and Type C are patients that are not considered surgical candidates (surgical treatment is more compromising to the patient than the disability caused by the disease itself).

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.

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.

In order to build the score histogram quickly, it is necessary to discretize the score, thereby compromising to some degree the score precision.

Compromising to simultaneously optimize the two responses resulted in 91.4% turbidity removal and 31.2% DOC removal using PACl whereas 86.3% turbidity and 34.3% DOC were removed using alum.

In the hypothetical conflict situations of the present study in which a parent was present, children preferred obliging and compromising to accommodate the other, the way they were taught to routinely do.

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.