Sentence examples similar to decline to compromise from inspiring English sources
He sensed that that world was coming to an end before most people did, and he declined to compromise with the future.
Failure to interview a large proportion of the target sample, either because households are not available or because they decline to participate, compromises the validity of the survey.
The result has been the decline of senators willing to compromise and the rise of rank partisans, leaving little room for negotiation and less inclination to even socialize together.
Bahari said she declined because she refused to compromise on her gender identity.
The gridlock, grandstanding, rule manipulating and inability to compromise aren't symptoms of national decline.
This in turn strengthens the professional Intention and leads to greater eagerness, control and willingness to compromise, after which the formalistic behaviour tends to decline (see Figure 2).
Mr. Jaramillo declined to provide more details, saying he did not want to compromise intelligence reports.
But she declined to offer a specific example of where she had worked to compromise with Democrats to advance legislation.
When Humphrey declined to say, "I'll sock it to you, Dick!," a reluctance to compromise one's dignity could still be claimed as a political virtue.
He declined to be more specific about Allianz's talks "in order not to compromise our negotiating position".
