Sentence examples for made compromises for from inspiring English sources

Designers have constantly made compromises for the sake of commerce and, correctly, with the awareness that it's time to adapt to a cultural change.

Republicans argued that they had already made compromises; for instance, their latest measure would leave intact most parts of the health care law that have taken effect, including requiring insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions and to let families' plans cover children up to age 26.

Organizing people to protest is much easier than organizing people to make compromises for peace, a compromise that both sides must make.

You play a benevolent ghost figure who must subtly manipulate a mother, father and son into making compromises for one another.

The UN secretary general has strongly criticised Israeli settlement-building in a series of pointed remarks made in Jerusalem and Ramallah in which he challenged Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, to show leadership and make compromises for peace.

When it comes to negotiations, it is also fair to say that organizations and individuals in the Jewish community believe that all sides will have to make compromises for peace.

He was telling a young magician about the necessity of being pragmatic, making compromises for your art, and I said, 'What the fuck do you know about a work of art, or what it takes to make one!' " He smiles sheepishly.

I don't think they'd have the foggiest notion of how to make compromises for each other, of how to spend a day together, of what to do if one person wanted to go on a golf vacation and the other didn't.

That's how society works -- I make compromises for you, and you make compromises for me.

And if my future husband and I weren't both in the business of consistently making compromises for the other, I think I just might let my freak flag fly and forget hair removal altogether.

He noted that both sides had made compromises necessary for the survival of Kenya and the security of its population.