Sentence examples for make more compromises from inspiring English sources

"We definitely have to make more compromises.

She said the Federation is willing to make more compromises, including retreating from the streets, if the government shows some willingness to improve the elections process. .

Of course, the people we really scammed ran our newspapers, who never stopped hailing the bang-up job we were doing... which made it feel OK to make more compromises.

Bill Clinton made more compromises than he needed to.

… the problem with the eternal struggle between image quality and portability in cameras is that you always end up making more compromises than you're probably comfortable with.

After that consumers began to make more painful compromises.

In light of their disproportionate vulnerability, emerging giants will have to push rich countries to make more environmental compromises.

Finally, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon disengaged from Gaza and indicated a willingness to make more "painful compromises" on condition that Palestinian violence would end.

But if you buy the idea that the Tea Party movement was a third-party insurgency located within the G.O.P. then Trumpism begins to make more sense, as a compromise between the outsider energies and the mainstream party.

When Mr. Bush inevitably finds another ingenious "compromise" to make more of them available to medical research, there won't be outrage either -- only votes.

The first of these was not to make more strongly the point that compromise is not betrayal; and assertion to the contrary by Labour, Green and even some erstwhile Lib Dem supporters does not make it so.