Sentence examples for practical compromise from inspiring English sources

Politics is a muddle of moral and practical compromise.

Austria usually follows in Germany's slipstream in EU affairs, and will seek a practical compromise to Cameron's dilemmas.

By 1970, the design became a practical compromise between an airfoil & a sphere; no wings, a deltoid tail, & a tricycle landing gear, a hybrid of airship & airplane.

The accounting board's proposal has prompted such a storm of protest that it has recently devised what may be a practical compromise.

In the same way I think the triumph of practical compromise that ushered post-dictatorship Spain into the European Union must offer the model for necessary adjustment  — including possible constitutional reform  — and the bulwark against fracture.

Hortman recalled that one day, "she got dead serious, and she pointed her finger at me and she said, 'Bob, don't you ever let anything happen to this place.' " In a practical compromise, she sold about a thousand acres and used the proceeds to endow a nonprofit foundation, which would technically own Medway.

And so, while there are comparisons to be drawn between "All the Way" and "Breaking Bad" — about how escalating practical compromises can lead to a life that is, in effect, compromised — the blunt facts of history remain intact and immovable.

Few have spilled blood to defend its cogency substantively, and these practical compromises can be strategic, especially in early stages of research.

The article argues that planners and officials should balance the claims of social, economic, and environmental sustainability rather than allowing economic strategies and social subsidies to dwarf environmental stewardship; planners must acknowledge all three factors equally and come up with context-relevant solutions and practical compromises.

Decisions require practical compromises that are highly dependent upon context, precedents, and a well-honed sense of the "possible" [ 27].

And through this practical settlement, compromise and a suspicion of "isms" became the defining feature of our national identity.