Sentence examples for the compromises made from inspiring English sources

But for Fidesz the compromises made at the time led to the rot of recent years.

But he worries about the compromises made by biologists in balancing environmental and commercial factors.

Conservative and Liberal Democrat backbenchers smart at the compromises made by their leaders: no one was elected on the coalition agreement, they argue.

U.S. military force, especially, arouses his rage, for it reminds him of the compromises made by Adenauer's Germany to join the Cold War.

They would also revisit the "compromises" made between different threats to security when unbreachable locks were placed on the cockpit doors of airliners.

But The Theory of Everything is trying for something more real, true and intimate in its study of the compromises made within a marriage with unique pressures.

(This year, as part of the compromise made last week, academy voters are obliged to pledge not to allow the videocassettes out of their homes).

The compromise made by famous writers like Mr. Mahfouz was to write in classical Arabic so the broadest possible number of people could understand.

The compromise made for religious organizations ensures women still have coverage but also ensures religious freedom -- something our country was founded on.

The compromise: make the Sideletter letter apply to all new media (such as cell phones), add a provision requiring credit parity (require that the writer get credit on-screen if the director or actors do), and make the Sideletter mandatory.

Editorial chief Frank Nouchi insists that, despite the commercial compromises made to guarantee the magazine's future, the original spirit and passion still remain.