Sentence examples for the compromise of from inspiring English sources

But what about the compromise of life?

Many go for the compromise of working part-time.

"This is not about the compromise of nuclear weapons.

In Congress, Julian opposed the Compromise of 1850.

Cox also criticised the compromise of curatorial standards at Cardiff Castle to attract visitors.

Gutmann's issue is not women per se but the compromise of standards.

Laptops and hand-held computers offer portability, but usually with the compromise of inferior screens.

This was prompted by concern over the compromise of sensitive information.

Trying these men stateside would necessarily require the compromise of long-cherished principles of American law.

I feel that accepting EU membership was part of the compromise of being seen as European.

The Compromise of 1850 reaffirmed the north-south line between slave states and free states.