Sentence examples for easy to compromise from inspiring English sources

"It's never easy to compromise on something we have always depended on like the Rupert River," Chief Longchap said.

Security researchers at Rapid7 looked at both and found that they were easy to compromise on company databases, and in the case of the watch, use to locate the wearer.

Mobile devices could be easily lost or stolen and hence, they are easy to compromise.

IoT devices are cheaply manufactured and notoriously insecure, making them easy to compromise.

This kind of hostility (opposition or split-up) is out of complicated reasons and may behave in a fierce and brutal way, but it is easy to compromise once few fundamental factors are eliminated, such as the unification of West Germany and East Germany.

"It's easy to compromise on dollars and cents," one sports industry insider said.

The economic debate is not as Manichaean as the culture war since most people are split down the middle and because it's easier to compromise on money than on life.

It's easier to compromise with King Coal representatives inside the comfort zone of the Beltway, than in one coal-slurry contaminated area around Prenter, West Virginia, for example, where 98percentt of the residents have had their gall bladder removed.

But in the end it was an easy place to compromise, administration aides said, in order to save bigger, more prominent education initiatives favored by Democrats from the $38 billion in cuts.

Again, as I say, there are many easy ways to compromise and fudge so that employees get their contraception coverage without forcing the Catholic hospitals to violate their teachings.

It ought to be an easy issue to compromise on.