Sentence examples for credible compromise from inspiring English sources

"It's a credible compromise," says Redfearn.

Even before that, they should go back to Tehran and press the mullahs to make a credible compromise and begin serious negotiations.

Yet Mr. Schröder, who had to placate leftist elements of his Social Democratic Party as well as the conservative Christian Democrats, presented the deal as a credible compromise.

Tonight, 15 moderate Republicans in the House signed a letter to Speaker J. Dennis Hastert saying that a $350 billion ceiling on tax cuts would be a "credible compromise".

These changes are making it increasingly difficult to select protection settings that will be an appropriate compromise for all credible system conditions and contingencies.

Efforts to create a credible international strategy are now compromised.

Hours before his speech he received a fresh helping of rebuke from an important referee in conservative politics, The Wall Street Journal editorial page, which said Mr. Romney was "compromised and not credible" on the central campaign question of health policy and "the entitlement state".

On that question, Mr. Romney is compromised and not credible," the paper said.

UPDATE: 9 22 P.M. -- The Wall Street Journal delivered a nasty blow to Romney with an editorial released online eviscerating Romney's health law, his approach to it then and now, and laying out why they believe he is "compromised and not credible" on the "central question of 2012".

The problem is that since 2007 when, you could argue, Democrats were at least partly responsible for the failure of a reform bill Republicans have consistently refused to compromise without offering a credible alternative.

Brown remains a deeply compromised figure as a credible pro-European and he cannot escape the blame for a severe recession, which is now unavoidable.