Sentence examples for has made compromises from inspiring English sources
Afontovo, he added, "hates Selivanova even more than we do -- why weren't they counting her coats?" Mr. Karpov has made compromises of his own.
Mr Maliki has made compromises in the past, notably with the Kurds, and his leading critics among the Sunnis and Sadrists have themselves failed to produce alternative legislation that could help reconcile the country's competing groups.
The board has made compromises to win backers for the rule, which would force companies to report profits and losses based on the changing values of derivative securities they own.
Dipankar Gupta, a sociologist, described the party's appeal as superficial, "another way of saying 'none of the above.' " As its poll numbers have improved, the party has made compromises that smack of politics as usual, alienating purists who were among its early supporters.
As I never tire of saying, Jeremy's a nice guy – nice but naive – and the Corbyn we saw appropriately dressed like Blair at the Cenotaph, singing away with the best of them, has made compromises since his non-singing role at the Battle of Britain service in St Paul's.
Each variant calling tool has advantages and disadvantages and has made compromises relating to issues such as speed of analysis, annotation, and reliability of the output file (Table 2).
But Israel's government, now dominated by a coalition of right-wing parties led by Likud, has made compromise far less likely than it was a generation ago.
But Senator Schumer and his allies have suggested that there is little room for compromise on the issue, noting that they have made compromises in the past.
He described himself as "sad and lonely", and said he had made "compromises on my morals" to visit the red light district.
"Are there going to be occasions where we look and see that some of our folks on the ground have made compromises with people who are known to have engaged in corruption?" Mr. Obama said.
