compromiser

This week's evidence that he is, down deep, a compromiser can do him no good.

"We try to be very good inside players, compromisers," she said.

"It will be a sign of whether he is a serial compromiser or not."

"I wouldn't be surprised if they felt that Cash is too much of a compromiser to really do it."

But Dole cannot win as supreme compromiser, the one best able to bring the party together.

But he's too much of a compromiser on the budget."

So, too, as majority leader he was known as a compromiser.

He stands on principle, and he's not your classic compromiser."

There are no heroes at Roosevelt's firm, only compromisers trying to get by without completely selling out.

Between these main groups there were waverers and compromisers.

Mr. Mancuso, on the other hand, is a compromiser by nature.

Playing the company game by the company rules, he has become a self-defeating compromiser.

"Compromisers" are determined to settle for part of what they want so they don't end up with nothing.

If we were compromisers our nation would have been absorbed by China or Japan a thousand years ago.

Human compromiser who is sent out to mediate the relationship between humans and vampires.

These collections of systems compromisers are known as botnets.

In short, he was essentially a compromiser, in the best sense: a person who sought accommodation.

The toadie, the crawler, the compromiser, the one who worked for favours.

This has allowed them to play the role of reasonable compromiser each time they drop a noxious provision from a bill.

To do this, Terry becomes the complete compromiser.

Second, though an instinctive compromiser, he did a surprisingly poor job of involving the opposition in his legislative program, not least health care.

Absolutists and fundamentalists tend not to be good compromisers.

Indeed, the term "compromiser" is now a career-threatening epithet for politicians.

"Weakness is strength" was this too-cautious compromiser's most daring maneuver.

"The problem is that Gaidar is a very pleasant man and a compromiser by instinct."