Sentence examples for example of a compromise from inspiring English sources

"This is a real example of a compromise," said Teri Slater, co-chairwoman of the East 78th Street Block Association Park/Lex.

I'm going to pass around an example of a good compromise.

Like Lodge, Mr. Helms seems skeptical about international organizations but not flat-out opposed; the compromise in which he agreed to support the payment of America's back dues to the United Nations in exchange for reforms and a reduction in Washington's contribution was a classic example of a brokered compromise between internationalists and skeptics.

Kardong (2008) offers another apt example of a functional compromise, showing the wings of plunging seabirds (boobies, gannets, terns, etc).

An example of a workable compromise: Bill has asked Jenny if he can borrow her car tonight.

For example: Make a compromise about the length of clothes, or the depth of the cut of clothes so that you can still look "sexy" without looking revealing.

This prime example of an evolutionary design compromise is perhaps the one with the furthest-reaching consequences for mental life.

Wireless communication of video, with Bluetooth as an example, represents a compromise between channel conditions, display and decode deadlines, and energy constraints.

In an interview, she offered a simple example of distasteful compromise: "When Chinese visitors come, we have to put away our flags," she said.

The new document was praised by Tunisian leaders and international observers as an example of successful compromise between Islamist and secular parties.

Against a backdrop of a bitter partisan battle over raising the debt ceiling, the US president said that setting the new standard at an average of 54.5 miles per gallon (mpg) by 2025 was an example of how compromise can work.