Sentence examples for its compromises from inspiring English sources

Of course, an upgrade from LCD to OLED would give a budget 6.1-inch iPhone X even more appeal but, despite its compromises elsewhere, it may also push up that initial $799 asking price even further.

It's already made its compromises with reality.

To its credit, "Die Liebe der Danae" tries to do some of this same kind of work, but it remains imprisoned by all its compromises.

Clinton, on the other hand, appeals to those liberals who want to sleep with power and its compromises and have made their peace with it.

As for the war itself, Truffaut put his memories of it — at least, of the German occupation of Paris, with its compromises, its persecutions, and its gray areas, brown uniforms, and black markets — into "The Last Metro," from 1980.

Howard's militancy has been underwritten by its compromises.

The House Judiciary Committee rejected a number of administration proposals when it forged its compromise legislative package this week.

The compromised VM can hide that its compromised by mimicking normal load and/or flash crowds [44].

He said the group had "a very spirited debate" before announcing its compromise in general terms in April, much of it effective in 2010.

His plotting here is seamless; his descriptions of the murky world of intelligence, its moral compromises, its back-stabbing and careerism, are authoritative.

After announcing its compromise, the condemnation rained down.