Sentence examples for reconcile with a from inspiring English sources

A good Senate bill will be hard to reconcile with a bad House one.

They have finally managed to reconcile, with a budget that is about as transformational as technology will allow".

But I would add that the run-ups we've seen in commodity prices are hard to reconcile with a market sold on the deflation scare.

I agree with Paul that the long-term treasury yields are hard to reconcile with a market worried about the solvency risk.

Before tacking left for the general election, Mitt Romney has to reconcile with a right flank that has never much liked him.

Some also feared executing Mr. Ahmed would affect efforts to persuade Sunnis to reconcile with a government now dominated by Shiites.

"We want reconciliation, but we can't reconcile with a group that we're all calling to be banned," he said, referring to the Brotherhood.

But Dr. Kahneman and Dr. Tversky demonstrated that in some cases people behaved illogically, their choices and judgments impossible to reconcile with a rational model.