Sentence examples for figure of compromise from inspiring English sources

Al Gore grew dreamier as Bill Clinton became a figure of compromise, politically and ethically.

s is the number of compromised nodes.

According to the discussion above, Figure 4 gives an example of compromise, in which max(|f a r|) = 4.5 × 105.

Thankfully, a compromise figure of £25m appears to have been agreed upon.

But the clubs came to an agreement on Monday night, with some reports claiming Tottenham had matched Chelsea's £3million bid for the player and others suggesting a compromise figure of around £2.5million had been reached.

Standing amid the ruins of Zimbabwe looms the vacillating, dithering, morally compromised figure of Thabo Mbeki, the president of South Africa — hitherto the point man in the region — who was supposed to help ensure a free and fair outcome in the Zimbabwean election.

In the last few days the White House has talked of "compromise," which worries me—I figure "compromise" could be a prelude to yet another cave-in on a matter of principle.

We felt that adding non-responsive and non-selective neurons to this figure may compromise the main point of the manuscript.

The forty-five-thousand figure — which past Administrations would have considered impractically low — amounted to a kind of compromise.

Interestingly, we also found that Cyclosporin-A (CsA), a selective inhibitor of mPTP (Supplementary Figure S9), can compromise the apoptosis-inducing function of myostatin, implying that mPTP may also contribute to myostatin-induced apoptosis.

Reagan was a master of compromise.