Sentence examples for future compromised from inspiring English sources

"I have kids, and I don't want to see their future compromised," Ms. Robison said as she stood waiting with her daughter and husband for a Romney rally to begin.

Perhaps he is starting to prepare his public for future compromises.

But one Council diplomat declined today to rule out the Canadian model as a basis for future compromise.

The question before Jackson actually was whether the veto message should leave the door open to future compromise.

All of them professed to disbelieve the myth of 'having it all', although any future compromise seemed an entirely abstract notion.

Ehud Barak made them a generous offer, and they betrayed him with an outburst of violence -- because they, by their nature, are motivated solely by destructive, irrational forces that make impossible any future compromise with them.

Obama planned to make comprehensive immigration reform a second-term priority, and to use the early years of his Presidency to prove his toughness as a way of plying Republicans for a future compromise.

On the other hand, it is this aspect of process theism which seems most disturbing to more traditionally minded Evangelicals, for the lack of knowledge of a detailed future compromises or at least complicates the doctrine of divine providence.

In language that would appear to rule out all future compromise, he has now accused his old allies - including the formidable Tendai Biti, who was also beaten and charged with treason by Mr Mugabe's forces - of working with Zanu-PF to "betray the people".

Though there are still a couple furious weeks of campaigning left, she is preparing to take over the White House, reportedly reaching out to Republican officials to talk about future compromises and thinking about who would run her presidential administration.

On the contrary: His offer of a Greek participation in the QE, providing the country sticks to its bailout program, could provide the essential incentive for a future compromise by the new Greek government.