Sentence examples for greatest compromise from inspiring English sources

The greatest compromise must be over free movement.

Like the Chinese leadership, Mr. French does not appreciate that the Dalai Lama has already made the greatest compromise by agreeing to give up independence.

In the CNN interview broadcast Friday, Pence said the Justice Department is seeking "to bring Julian Assange to justice". The Australian WikiLeaks founder was "involved in one of the greatest compromises of classified information in American history," Pence said.

"The justice department is now seeking extradition and we're going to bring Julian Assange to justice," Pence said, while adding Assange's work with Manning was "one of the greatest compromises of classified information in American history".

Any person we elect, therefore, is the product of one of the globe's greatest compromises and agreements which gives the power directly to the people.

"That's a great compromise.

I think it's a great compromise.

In the very old days, television was a seen as a great compromise for serious dramatists.

That led to a third great compromise, one that would bedevil the nation for the next 75 years.

But after the vote, Bidwell, perhaps while biting his tongue, said the new alignment was a great compromise.

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