Sentence examples for same compromises as from inspiring English sources

While she tells herself that a partnership of shared aims -- "children, peace" -- should be sufficient for a fulfilling life, she soon realizes that she has made the same compromises as her mother, that she has tried to substitute comfort for emotional connection, kindness for real passion.

The "framework" agreement already endorsed by Britain and Ireland an Ulster assembly balanced by links with the south is essentially the same compromise deal as the Anglo-Irish Sunningdale agreement of 1973.

Unless we as transit riders say loudly and clearly "inconvenience me today for a better tomorrow," keep expecting the same compromises to happen.

It's the same compromise between the two.

The same compromise optimal solution of this problem is obtained using FGP model II with the corresponding weights as defined in (15) and (16).

For the same reason as well as illegitimacy of sexual relation and having prior to marriage children, the population of present study compromised married women with PCOS.

Yet this isn't the same as negotiating compromises on controversial high court decisions; Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the late New York Democratic senator, was fond of saying that academic politics was so bitter because so little was at stake.

The ability to exercise self-determination as described by Faye, should not at the same time compromise health, such as self-administering insulin doses.

While building additional halogens into a tag could yield an even more distinguishable isotopic signature, sensitivity for its detection may be compromised, as the same total signal intensity will be split among more peaks.

Then, Mr. Rove said, the Republicans could criticize Mr. Obama as being derelict and then pass the same Senate compromise they had rejected.

These words were written by the same men, at the same time, as the 3/5s compromise.