Sentence examples for making compromises between from inspiring English sources

The form of demerger that ICI chose was not the only possible solution to its problem, and the board acted pragmatically, making compromises between theoretical ideals and what was feasible under the circumstances of the time.

In fact, America has done both, and the debate on Monday night underscored that whether Mr. Obama is re-elected or Mr. Romney moves into the Situation Room, the United States will still find itself making compromises between its values and its interests, because it usually has little other choice.

When forced to choose, it was found that patients were making compromises between these factors and an improvement of walking.

The turmoil at the gathering, the commission's 63rd annual conference which began Monday on the Channel Island of Jersey, at one point left observers wondering if the strains on the organization had left it dysfunctional, making compromise between the pro- and anti-whaling camps impossible.

In view of trajectory optimization purposes the simulation models have to make compromises between accuracy and speed.

"The argument that you need one phone for work and another phone for play, or that you have to make compromises between business and lifestyle productivity, is over," said Dan Hesse, president and CEO of Sprint.

This is a two-step forward, one-step back process as design teams make compromises between what they want and what is technically possible within an allocated time and budget.

A great act of statesmanship requires a willing partner, but Cushing's conciliatory tone made compromise between unlikely allies possible.

A fifteen-person operation has to make compromises and choose between multiple appealing options.

That's going to make compromise tricky, both between Democratic factions in the House and between the House and the Senate.

In making this translation, I have inevitably had to make some compromises between a literal translation and a readable translation.