Sentence examples for extraordinary compromise from inspiring English sources

Hindery characterized his proposal as "an extraordinary compromise".

Cablevision said yesterday that a recent offer described by the YES Network as "an extraordinary compromise" to end their impasse was not a major breakthrough.

Still, Mr. Moffett called the package an "extraordinary compromise between content owners and distributors," given that content owners have generally resisted any attempt to break up the bundle of channels.

In December, to solve a long-running dispute between what the United States owed the United Nations and what Congress was willing to pay, Turner joined Richard C. Holbrooke, then the Ambassador to the U.N., to shape an extraordinary compromise: Turner would contribute the thirty-four-million-dollar difference, and the U.N. would adjust its future dues formula.

This has been, to say the least, one of the most extraordinary compromises in recent political history.

An extraordinary tale of marital compromise.

We neither undermine nor compromise the extraordinary meaning of this remarkable presidency by holding it to every standard of peace and justice that brought us to the Obama campaign.

There, the White House was willing to make lots of extraordinary and arguably corrupt compromises to establish something the president thought was a moral obligation.

• To the Editor: Reuel Marc Gerecht presents extraordinary rendition as a "satisfactory compromise".

Under extraordinary pressure from Russia to compromise, Mr. Bagapsh also had to answer domestic critics who accused him of selling off Abkhazia's assets.

This confirms that the French RCT included cases at extraordinary high risk for fetal compromise, and indicates a poor quality of cord blood samples.