Sentence examples for mean compromise from inspiring English sources
And by balance we might mean compromise.
That doesn't have to mean compromise though.
It shouldn't mean compromise and it shouldn't mean dumbing down.
"It'll mean compromise on both sides," she added, with another knowing laugh.
Our test results show that sustainable design does not need to mean compromise between traditional and environmental attributes.
Elsewhere, the title track is a first-person-perspective reflection on death in the electric chair; the frantically fast Trapped Under Ice, about cryogenics, and opener Fight Fire With Fire show that their greater maturity didn't necessarily mean compromise.
When he suggested in a speech in 1991 that integration had to mean compromises from newcomers concerning their old identities, he was denounced as a bigot.
"Does it mean compromises?
Being part of Skolkovo may mean compromises.
Merging congregations has meant compromise for everyone.
Lack of home dominance meant compromise and hazard of fortune.
