Sentence examples for imminent compromise from inspiring English sources

Representative Joe Courtney, Democrat of Connecticut, who has been leading opposition to the tax on high-cost health plans, said he did not see any path to imminent compromise.

Dashing rumors of an imminent compromise, Walker, ran an end- around his state's Democratic Senate exiles, ramming the bill through a tricky parliamentary procedure in a closed- door session, isolating the issues into non- fiscal elements.

Inability to swallow saliva and stridor raise concern because of imminent airway compromise.

Bob Waliszewski of Plugged In gave a similar observation of the lyrics, writing that they point to an imminent sexual compromise.

Bob Waliszewski of Plugged In pointed out that the verses "I can't stop fanning the fire Now inescapable" refer to an "imminent sexual compromise".

Both sides say they want to avoid condemnation, but no compromise appears imminent.

But few details were available, and it was not clear whether a compromise was imminent or whether the White House had shifted its stance significantly.

After a day of negotiations and statements that compromise was imminent, Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders apparently failed today to agree on several important issues in the Northern Ireland peace effort.

In summary, first-line endocrine therapy is preferred for women whose hormone receptor-positive MBC is limited to bone or soft tissue or both and for those whose visceral volume of disease does not appear to be fast-growing or pose imminent threat of organ compromise.

Hopes that a compromise deal was imminent helped rally the markets, as the FTSE rose to a new record high in London, despite Athens insisting that Yanis Varoufakis would continue to supervise talks.

A compromise, it seems, is imminent.