Sentence examples for make big compromises from inspiring English sources
Mkhaimar Abusada, a political scientist at Al Azhar University in Gaza City, said Palestinians "are willing to make big compromises on the right of return," but only in exchange for a state along the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital (a point that Mr. Abbas emphasized in the television interview, though it was largely lost in the frenzy over his Safed remark).
Many of the Kurds, who make up a fifth of Iraq's 25 million people, say they are in a race against time to secure the guarantee of autonomy, because they worry that an interim government heavily dominated by Shiites -- which could very well arise if American officials make big compromises to placate Ayatollah Sistani -- will not bow to the requests of Iraq's minority groups.
Bera is a big advocate of the side hustle: Instead of making big compromises to your spending habits by, say, cutting $500 out of your monthly budget (goodbye, SoulCycle)—she suggests making some extra cash on the side.
The inability of Europeans to rise above petty national concerns, whether over who pays for bail-outs or who controls bank supervision, has prevented them from making the big compromises necessary to secure the single currency's future.
She is good at finding the compromise that works, that passes the smell test, and at making big deals with dispatch.
Jean Hollander made a bigger compromise.
"We can say that she made her biggest compromise as prime minister in this issue," it continued.
Will President Obama continue to make compromise after compromise?
Arafat feared being caught in a pincer and dared not make too big a compromise just as Palestinians were starting to admire Hizbullah's success in ousting Israel from Lebanon by force and not diplomacy.So Mr Indyk thinks that Arafat arrived at Camp David determined to avoid being cornered.
If I do compromise, I don't want it to be a big compromise at all.
