Sentence examples for problems and compromises from inspiring English sources

An exemplary film in this tradition might be Mike Leigh's Life Is Sweet, a celebration of domestic, unheroic contentment, which is unsentimental precisely because it's mixed up with a realistic awareness of problems and compromises.

We worked through problems and compromised to make rational decisions for the good of our nation.

Many politicians won't venture to solve problems and compromise because they have bought into the myth of being shocked in elections.

Moreover, the error of glucose meters may compound the problem and compromise the ability to control blood glucose and avoid hypoglycemia.

However, such collaborations can raise conflict of interest and dissemination problems and can compromise scholarly freedom.

Despite several clear advantages of BCG immunotherapy for the treatment of bladder cancer, several problems and limitations compromise its use.

Unless we make room in our discussions for this type of creative problem-solving and compromise, we run the risk of failing to nurture relationships between academia and industry.

If our leaders could agree to this compromise the debate about tax reform could move beyond the vagaries of partisan politics--which is achieving nothing--and get down to brass tacks of solving technical problems and working out compromises with special interests.

Both tackled hard public policy problems, made compromises and were subjected to intense criticism from members of their own party.

Trouble was nine years old in early 2008 and had, according to Thomas, "several ongoing medical problems," including hypothyroidism and compromised kidney function.

In India there is a thrust towards promoting institutional delivery, resulting in problems of overcrowding and compromise to quality of care.