Sentence examples for weak compromises from inspiring English sources

Anything less results in weak compromises engendering nothing but fear and suspicion, often without anybody really understanding why.

Second, it assumes that the solutions to the nation's ills lie somewhere in the middle of the political spectrum — between the two parties — whereas the reality is that our most pressing problems, from providing universal health care and sensible economic regulation, to environmental protection and labor law reform, all require more radical solutions, not weak compromises.

To be fair, even this weak compromise would be a modest improvement over current law.

It's a weak compromise between a musical experience and a theatrical one.

[The deal] was no weak compromise for the euro". But Cameron was scornful of what the summit accomplished.

But analysts said the outcome of three stormy late-night meetings in the last three weeks was a weak compromise.

The Legislature struggled with it for more than two years, with Democratic leadership of the General Assembly blocking legislation before a weak compromise was adopted last spring.

"Since he's endorsed the principle of the flat tax, why does he go with the weak compromise," Mr. Forbes continued, referring to Mr. Bush's tax cut plan.

But her enforced acceptance of a weak compromise – "out of desperation" for tactical diplomatic reasons – left her with a "bad conscience," that she glossed over in The Downing Street Years, according to Moore.

They must have a fierce belief in the independence of the corporation and an instinctive feeling for impartiality – not as a weak compromise but a splendid, tough thing that keeps us all honest.

The new reforms announced on Monday are a disappointingly weak compromise between the two old parties which fail to stand up to big businesses like property developers, coal miners, and gambling mandarins pulling their purse strings.