Sentence examples for that you compromise from inspiring English sources

It means that you compromise.

Don't become so obsessed with your intelligence that you compromise social relations/skills.

"That means you compromise with them," he said.

Perhaps the clearest one is that if you compromise on principle, on the assumption that the world will never catch up with your ideals, you will likely come to regret it.

"There are people on the right and the left who think that if you compromise you're a coward, you're a facilitator, you're an appeaser," he said.

"There are people on the right and the left who think that if you compromise you're a coward, you're a facilitator, you're an appeaser," he said, adding that "people are more interested in fighting with each other than they are in getting the no-brainers done and governing".

"If you compromise that, then you compromise the institution more quickly than anything else".

"The only way anything will get done in that Congress is if you compromise," Mr. Gephardt, in a recent interview, said about the next Congress.

The second you do that, you begin to compromise your movie.

"One thing that's troubling about this is that these folks have let hosts they're connecting to be compromised, which probably means that you can compromise their own account," said Dragos Riui, a Canadian security researcher and founder of the annual CansecWest security conference, which will be held in Vancouver in March.

"This idea that you can compromise with crazy or unreasonable -- that's not compromise, that is appeasement, and that doesn't help anybody move it a long," Fetterman said.