Sentence examples for constant compromise from inspiring English sources

Perhaps two main groups will emerge, but there will be big disparities within each and therefore constant compromise.

During the budget debates late in the year, the new government found that constant compromise was required in order for it to remain in power.

I wrote speeches and served as press secretary; I admired the Senator's integrity, and his willingness to call the war immoral, but also learned to hate politics, with its constant compromise and catfights.

When decisions are made solely by the lobbying of special interests—such as the navy, air force, and army the result is likely to be a constant compromise under which programs remain in the budget because of political considerations.

The arrival of carriers of a powerful imperialist culture cost the Aborigines their autonomy and the undisputed possession of the continent, and it forced them into constant compromise and change as they struggled to accommodate the newcomers.

So it's a constant compromise between giving the car more performance and ensuring that the driveability remains good.

There are constant compromises going on all time.

Jack says the party is losing good people on the left, fed up with the leadership's constant compromises on core values.

He also suggested that many lack big macro goals to inform their decisions, and as a consequence, fall into the trap of making constant compromises and losing excitement for their work.

The code-switching and constant compromises of person they must endure are immeasurable psychological challenges.

Compared to reference pyridinium reactivators, 2PAM and MMB4, molecular recognition of RS41A reflected in its Kox constant was compromised by an order of magnitude on average for different OP-hAChE conjugates, without significant differences in the first order maximal phosphorylation rate constant k2.