make a compromise

In the coming years, however, we will almost certainly have to make further compromises.

But to get the bill passed, he had to make enormous compromises.

Given the close result, both camps will have to make compromises.

We have made compromises with the conservative side of this House.

But many actors, too, had decided that they would have to make compromises.

"But in a bill this complex, you have to make compromises."

She further explained, "We don't want to make compromises because of age or social pressure".

Other countries, too, would find it difficult to make meaningful compromises.

It's easier for men to make compromises on that level.

It worries me a lot, so I'm always trying to make compromises.