Sentence examples for limits of compromise from inspiring English sources

We are reaching the limits of compromise.

Libération, a left-leaning newspaper, called the affair "devastating" for him, as it showed the limits of compromise.

Yet the unlikely alliance during the mid-twentieth century between medical civil rights activists, southern policymakers, and New Deal liberals has much to teach us about the possibilities and limits of political compromise, especially in the context of our own era of Congressional deadlock.

Settler leaders and government officials say four illegal outposts have already been quietly removed, but they refuse to go into details, saying publicity limits the possibility of compromise.

In Connecticut and Maryland, the higher contribution limits were part of compromise bills to require greater disclosure of independent spending.

Democrats seemed to be hoping to seize on the momentum from the shooting, in which 20 first graders were killed, and the resulting outrage and despondency of millions of Americans, to gingerly build a coalition of lawmakers who might be able to create some form of compromise limits on gun sales or types.

Obama is always ready to serve the interests of the rich and powerful, with no line in the sand, no limit to "compromise".

Mr. Tsvangirai was clearly sending a forceful message to both Mr. Mugabe and President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, the mediator of the talks, about the limits of his willingness to compromise.

It was the age-old conundrum of compromise and its limits.

In the words of Jonathan Bartley, of the religious think-tank Ekklesia, "We follow Saint Paul's advice to be all things to all men".But occasionally, it seems, the habit of compromise reaches its limit.

As the first trial, the length of the input feature vector was experimentally set to 16, as a result of compromise between lower limit of functionality and computational complexity requirements.