Sentence examples for gain a compromise from inspiring English sources

The United States delegation, too, is piqued at Europe's seeming lack of concern over the value of the euro and may use Japan's concerns as leverage to gain a compromise.

In order to gain a compromise between accuracy and computational cost, the 6-31G baset set was used for the fixed atoms of the substrate and the 6-31G d,p) basis set was employed for other atoms on the surface.

The confluence of interests in Syria provides an opportunity; both sides stand to gain from a compromise that leads to normalized diplomatic ties.

As a large number of genes fall into this class of low abundance expression [10], this lack of sensitivity potentially compromises current efforts to gain a complete picture of molecular pathways underlying GBM.

You must also gain something when you make a compromise, as much as you give something up.

The analysis shows that the feedback gain and actuator stroke cannot be selected independently and the active isolation system design must make a compromise between the feedback gain and actuator stroke.

Ms. Downs could gain by striking a compromise: keeping the political energy of the songs but draining her performance of the overacting that stiffens it.

Mr. Cooperman acknowledges that, in the debt ceiling debate this summer, it was as much the fault of Republicans and House Speaker John Boehner's inability to gain support for a compromise as it was the Democrats that a deal did not get done.

They are: gain least privilege; gain intermediate privilege; compromise; and final compromise.

Indiana Democrats were especially disinclined to compromise after they gained a majority in the Legislature in the 1862 elections, which convinced them that voters had repudiated Morton's war policies.

Their Iranian backers, in turn, likely assume they have nothing to gain from compromise either given the Trump administration's hostility to the Tehran regime.