Sentence examples for left compromise from inspiring English sources
One of these is the Corbyn-left's critique of the Labour Party as an "electoralist institution, to its marrow", and the demands from the party's right-wing that the left compromise "in the name of electoralism".
Debut brings breakthroughs in size, style connectivity and overall user experience, leaves compromise at the door.
The series of albums which began with American Recordings (1994) when he was 62 resurrected Cash, as an artist with no time or inclination left to compromise.
"It's now one man's word against another's, with no real room left for compromise," Mr. Pastor, the politics professor, said, referring to Mr. Rajoy and Mr. Bárcenas.
There's not much left to compromise.
So here is the problem for America's poor and middle class: The only people left to compromise are the Democrats.
It was suggested that the hemodynamic alterations secondary to ductal constriction are right ventricular dilation and signs of heart failure, followed by concentric hypertrophy, a decrease in right ventricular chamber caused by mass increase and left ventricular compromise.
A result is a vicious circle toward national scientific illiteracy; so vicious, in fact, that left unchecked it will compromise American scientific progress and leadership.
The word inclusive has appeared in 1,050 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 30 in "With Policy Moves, Quinn Defuses de Blasio's Attacks in Race for Mayor" by Michael M. Grynbaum and Michael Barbaro: At City Hall on Friday, Ms. Quinn played down any lingering doubts about the sick-leave compromise, saying she had secured a deal where "all sides ended up having a voice".
How the 70s left everyone compromised.
Nightshifts and overtime may have left staff "compromised by fatigue", investigators said.
