Sentence examples for more compromises than from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton made more compromises than he needed to.

"They have to make compromises, more compromises than they would like to make," Mr. Goldstein said.

Governor Baldacci said in an interview that when the Legislature enacted the Dirigo Health Reform Act in 2003, it gave him less money and more compromises than he had wanted.

Kosovo's Albanians have no intention of making any more compromises than they already have for Mr Ahtisaari's plan for an internationally "supervised independence", which has now hit the buffers at the UN.Russia may have less interest in Kosovo itself than in the chance to stir up differences between its EU neighbours.

And the so-called iPhone XC / iPhone XR (an image of which was left out of the recap section) has a lot more compromises than first believed.

… the problem with the eternal struggle between image quality and portability in cameras is that you always end up making more compromises than you're probably comfortable with.

Even when you know someone really well, it takes more adjustment than you think and more compromise than you expect.

If the White House wants to continue pursuing a deal, they'll then have to respond with something more compromised than even their initial compromise.

Although there has been a sharp debate between Islamists and secularists on Tunisia's identity, this has resulted in more compromise than violent division.

Promotion/relegation is an idea worth exploring, then, but one beset by difficulties and which, if it is to come to pass, will necessarily involve more compromise than anyone thinks is ideal.

Specifically, younger spouse caregivers were significantly more compromised than older spouse providers.