Sentence examples for unhappy compromise from inspiring English sources

But, in general, these phones are an unhappy compromise.

The result is an unhappy compromise that won't age well.

It sounds like an unhappy compromise between a Miramax screenplay and a physics lesson.

Equal temperament is now universally accepted, but its detractors view it as an unhappy compromise.

Moving the memorial, which measures 24 feet wide and 33 feet long, is an unhappy compromise, they said.

But those 25 years have just about run out and society still relies on Justice Powell's unhappy compromise.

This is fraught territory, heaving with unbearable dilemmas and unhappy compromises.

These unhappy compromises have left millions of desperate civilians without aid, and enabled a flow of aid to government-controlled areas which bolsters Mr Assad.

And those two mandates are by no means mutually exclusive: incorporating the international dimension can make better domestic policy, not just unhappy compromises.

"Some unhappy compromises had to be struck to make it happen," commented Harry Stein and Michael Linden, of the Center for American Progress, "but the Murray-Ryan deal is certainly a better choice than further damaging our economy with another full year of sequestration".

Grillo clearly hopes that by failing to coöperate with any traditional party, the Democratic Party and Berlusconi will be forced to cobble together a government that will end, predictably, in a series of unhappy compromises and more of the same, causing his own movement to grow so that he eventually wins a majority — and sends them all home.