Sentence examples for makes compromises from inspiring English sources

Then it makes compromises to stay in power.

Yes, she gets lots of help, and drops lots of balls, and makes compromises.

Women's rights, they fear, will be the first area in which the government makes compromises.

Nyborg makes compromises, sanctions the dark arts and makes morally dubious choices in order to survive.

The prime minister makes compromises as a politician, says Mr Sneider, but he will not waver from his long-term goal of bringing the post-war era to a close.

The company defends its unwillingness to employ humans to regulate content by pointing to principles of free expression, yet it readily coöperates with law enforcement and makes compromises that are difficult for users to evaluate.

That makes compromise more difficult.

She makes compromised choices to survive.

So this makes compromise less, not more, likely.

This ideological divide makes compromise difficult.The issue of more public money is equally thorny.

Bringing the sacred into the debate makes compromise altogether more difficult.