Sentence examples for got to compromise from inspiring English sources

"Everybody would say, 'Nancy, you've got to compromise,' " she said.

"If you're in government you've got to compromise with reality.

We're going to not let him have that lead,' has got to compromise probably what they do best," Lukas said.

But you've got to compromise, too; and that means not licking your chops and not making "mmmmmm" sounds every time we sit down together.

"They got to compromise and for a while, you had big gay men chatting on one side of the room and Bolivian immigrants voting on the other," Mr. Castellanos said.

And that very often means you've got to compromise, which is not a word that people in a Democratic primary want to hear, because we all want to think that we can go in and do exactly what we believe in and make it happen.

Getting to compromise is hard.

Still, his advisers lately have emphasized that he might have to compromise to get bipartisan support for a climate bill, something he has said he wants.

"If we have to compromise to get something done, then so be it," a Democratic aide said.

If you want to stop being selfish, then you've got to learn to compromise.

"The culture around the firm has got to be compromised," said Mark Gelle, the assistant treasurer.