Sentence examples for might make compromises from inspiring English sources

But without continuous public environmental review, we worry that if the city wants to get that project built in time, they might make compromises," she said.

In recent weeks Cambodia has communicated to the United Nations that it might be willing to make compromises, and on Aug. 14 the organization's spokesman, Fred Eckhard, gave the first public indication that it might be possible to try again.

Especially if it was clear that they had capitulated under pressure from NBC and might make further compromises.

The phone call — the first contact between American and Iranian presidents in more than 30 years — was seen by some in the West as a promising sign that Iran might be willing to make compromises on its nuclear program in order to get crippling sanctions lifted.

Think about the ways in which you might be able to make compromises that meet both some of what you want and some of what they want.

Be considerate of others, be open to other beliefs, and be conscious of ways in which you might be able to make compromises during the times that you attend church.

Mr. Putin had talked extensively before his arrival about his willingness to make compromises that might amend the ABM Treaty, or at least find a way around the restrictions that prevent the United States from proceeding with tests of its antimissile systems.

Time and a desire to win elections might make them compromise and save Egypt's fading chances at democracy.

Some experts think that the ranchers and soya farmers can't be stopped, but can be taught to take better care of the land they occupy especially if European consumers demand clean environmental credentials.That sort of consideration might make a compromise between greenery and growth possible.

Those within the firm who wanted to be tough found themselves outmaneuvered by those who wanted to make compromises to keep business that might otherwise be lost to competitors — competitors who were not above making compromises themselves.

"Everybody had to make compromises".