Sentence examples for in making compromises from inspiring English sources

The younger members of Congress, many of whom rode the Tea Party movement and deep dissatisfaction with everything in Washington, the GOP included, into power, are generally more conservative than their predecessors, and less interested in making "compromises" with Democrats that still result in increased spending and an ever-growing federal government.

However, there is hope to increase the satisfaction in patients making compromises.

"I usually had to start making compromises in the way I drove the machines, especially the bikes," he said.

He had played by the rules for decades, from the Ford administration on, carrying out others' orders in the bureaucratic shadows, making compromises he must have found objectionable.

Richard Yu, Huawei's chairman, said in a news conference here at the International Consumer Electronics Show that the company was able to slim down the device without making compromises in quality.

But the prime minister risked upsetting his Liberal Democrat partners in government when he told an audience of business leaders that being in coalition sometimes meant making compromises that were against the national interest.

Making compromises in treatment strategies cannot be justified on the basis of a belief that a patient may not adhere to the prescribed program.

But, now in a coalition, Silva is making compromises.

"He might be able to use the political capital gained in the Ashcroft fight to make compromises in the future with the Democrats," said Marshall Wittmann, a Congressional analyst who once worked for the Christian Coalition.

They may become more willing to make compromises in self-care in order to participate more fully in normal activities.

Heisenberg, a German scientist, was never a Nazi but he stayed in Germany throughout the regime & made compromises in order to exist.