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compromise

[kom-pruh-mahyz] / ˈkɒm prəˌmaɪz /






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The ATP on Thursday announced a slight compromise with disgruntled players by reducing the number of obligatory tournaments they must play each year in an ever more packed schedule.

From Barron's

"The focus appeared to be on speed and output; this unintentionally compromised integrity."

From BBC

If refinancing for a lower interest rate is an option, it could be an appealing tactic as it does not require the lifestyle compromises that other spending adjustments do.

From MarketWatch

If refinancing for a lower interest rate is an option, it could be an appealing tactic as it does not require the lifestyle compromises that other spending adjustments do.

From MarketWatch

He is careful not to risk lifting more than he can handle, minimizing bodily wear-and-tear that might compromise his ability to do the job.

From The Wall Street Journal