Sentence examples for difficult compromise from inspiring English sources

His German counterpart, Hans Eichel, spoke of a "difficult" compromise, "but it is a realistic one".

Devolution in the UK, particularly in Northern Ireland, has often been a difficult compromise with difference.

"It's a difficult compromise because you need to get results and you don't want to crash and throw anything away.

Ben Cooper, Radio 1 Controller who made the announcement, said the decision was "a compromise and it is a difficult compromise to come to".

While he may feel the greater urgency in seeing some progress made between the two countries, his ability to deliver a difficult compromise is in doubt.

In achieving this extraordinarily difficult compromise, Wren had not just tested his genius to the limits, but realised the most monumentally discreet of all English compromises.

Difficult compromises are often necessary, specialists say.

Then there is policy, which has required some difficult compromises.

He must be ready to make difficult compromises on the road ahead.

That would oblige them to sell difficult compromises on other issues without a final peace.

"Amid such violence, it became significantly harder for Iraqi leaders to make the difficult compromises necessary to foster reconciliation".