Sentence examples for from compromises from inspiring English sources

And it was Ramis, too, who protected Rubin's highly original concept from compromises demanded by studio executives nervous that audiences would be flummoxed.

Chips cost money, so below a certain point, price reductions may be coming from compromises on the quality of the case, keyboard, trackpad and screen.

We're living in a fantasy world if we believe that anyone's marriage is free from — or should be free from — compromises, arrangements and dependencies.

Plotting the optimised Pareto front curves for each fluid helps in reaching a customised design from compromises between power production and cost.

Deviations can result from compromises on complexity (i.e. in external field modeling), from the size of the local time window and from the size of the Euler angle temporal segments.

It results from compromises established after many conflicts, and expresses the slowly forming agreement among neighbours both to grant each other space and to protect that space as common territory.

What did the previous government get from compromise?

Still more sewage leaches in from compromised septic fields and cesspools in Bedford Hills and Katonah.

The coincidence of widowhood and middle age offered her new freedom from compromise.

Still more dirty water leaches in from compromised septic fields and cesspools in Bedford Hills and Katonah.

Far from compromise, "Come By Here" in its original hands appealed for divine intervention on behalf of the oppressed.