Sentence examples for grudging compromise from inspiring English sources
The legislation represents a somewhat grudging compromise between conservationists and industry.Such coalitions are not unusual in forests.
Müller-Wohlfahrt said no and after much debate sent his (less illustrious) son Kilian by way of a grudging compromise.
While both sides have spent much of the week trying to outmaneuver one another, Thursday seemed to presage the second stage of what has become a familiar pattern in the 112th Congress — the ratcheting back of Stage 1, which is recriminations via news conference — on the road to Stage 3: a final, grudging compromise.
Both expressed hope that they were on the brink of a compromise that could attract widespread, if grudging, support.
Her stubbornness in defence of German interests may have angered her euro-zone partners and unsettled the markets, but it has also brought grudging political consent whenever stubbornness has yielded to compromise.
The only city not clearly identified with any particular region of the country, it was until 1997 the seat of a long-lasting Zairean military government based, on the one hand, on the strength of the armed forces and, on the other, on a technique of political and social compromise that until its later years gained the rather grudging collaboration of most of the citizens.
Both sides have a point.Recent compromises by Nasdaq now seem to have won grudging support from Island, an initially hostile ECN, which accounts for 12% of Nasdaq share-trading volume.
Since he inherited the leadership of the Labour Party -- already compromised by its support of George Bush and the Iraq war -- from a grudging Tony Blair, Brown's faced the financial meltdown (next to Iceland, the UK is probably the hardest hit nation), and, more recently, the Parliamentary scandal, in which much of his Cabinet engaged in the most louche expense-account cheating.
There was grudging resentment.
