Sentence examples for means compromise from inspiring English sources

If that means compromise, I am going to do everything to get that done".

"First of all, in the theater, you're a collaborator, and collaboration means compromise.

But coalition means compromise, and thus requires the minority party, in particular, to shed many of its policies.

If Republicans really believe their own oratory about an impending debt crisis, now is the time to act, not the spring of 2013, even if it means compromise.

The message is that "this is as good as it gets", that the system is flawed and party politics means compromise.

Dark as it is, that foreboding has led to a convergence of sorts, a desire by many on both sides of the conflict to bring an end to the killing and destruction even if it means compromise.

A brief from the solicitor general's office unwisely said providers and recipients cannot sue the state, even if that means compromised care.

But many will prefer the convenience of being able to access the Internet on the move, even if that means compromises both in speed and in the size of the viewing screen.

Whether they self-manage or not, chronic disease patients clearly want access to their medical records, even if it means compromises over privacy.

"We need a bipartisan basis to get this done so that means compromises on both sides".

Merging congregations has meant compromise for everyone.