Sentence examples for one of compromise from inspiring English sources

The mood among state union leaders is not one of compromise.

They reveal cartographic design to be a complex decision-making process, in which the solution is one of compromise, working within a multiple set of constraints and opportunities.

The life of politics, Trollope thinks, is one of compromise.

But the deeper story is one of compromise.

The position of the reformist, Khatami discovered the first time through, is one of compromise, which means satisfying no one.

His policy toward foreigners was one of compromise, which failed to satisfy the British or to prepare China for changes.

This foreclosed one avenue of compromise, namely a Marcos-Laurel team.

Armenians, who of course back their ethnic brethren in Nagorno-Karabakh, are afraid that Putin will demand, as one term of compromise, that the enclave cede some of its land to Azerbaijan.

One wavering Democratic moderate, Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska, signaled over the weekend that he might be able to go along with one of the compromise proposals under discussion.

As long as those in charge of balancing the books hold more sway than those overseeing quality control, the Olympic legacy will be one of commercial compromise over considered place-making.

One of the compromise plans that has been most popular in Parliament is Britain's agreeing to remain in the European customs union, meaning it would not charge tariffs on European products.