Sentences with phrase «something of a compromise»

As something of a compromise (so they don't have to file taxes each time they get payment for a job), freelancers pay estimated taxes quarterly.

This proposal is something of a compromise between the first two.

Channel Master's DVR + does offer something of a compromise here thanks to its built - in Vudu, Pandora, and YouTube apps - all integrated directly into the channel guide.

The boxes we check in the voting booth reflect only a small part of who we are, and like a lot of things, they usually represent something of a compromise...» [read more]

Getting rid of Basile would be something of a compromise move for Cox.

The move would be seen as something of a compromise after Cuomo sought to keep the entire process out of the Legislature's hands.

Overall, Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam seems like something of a compromise.

As we mentioned previously, the screen quality falters when dimmed, so you're left with something of a compromise when it comes to battery life.

Innovate, innovate, innovate Samsung leapt early into the Android tablet space, even though the Google OS was not fully ready for larger screen devices; so its Galaxy Tab was something of a compromise gadget, mostly designed to give a head start.

The issue could, of course, be entirely resolved by the introduction of divorce on demand under English law, but the current position provides something of a compromise in circumstances where the political will to overhaul divorce law is, ostensibly, entirely lacking.

That would offer something of a compromise to both sides, but is probably not going to be sufficient to placate Tory rebels.

The resulting score is something of a compromise between the light - hearted Mario soundtracks that we know and love (and yes, a few familiar Mario themes are incorporated into the soundtrack of Mario + Rabbids here and there), and the more zany, mischievous musical stylings that are often utilized in any given Raving Rabbids - themed game, yet filtered through an almost storybook style that makes the musical score nicely reflect the inevitable curiosities of the playing audience.

Multi-use games areas (MUGAs) are often seen as something of a compromise.

The task force would be something of a compromise, given the lack of progress on hearings over water quality.

In the end, the solution turned out to be something of a compromise: The fund would automatically sell half of any given position when it had doubled, in effect thereby writing down the cost of the remainder to zero, with the fund manager then left with full discretion as to when to sell the balance.»

The amendment was something of a compromise.

Some Blu - ray players will do this for you, but it's something of a compromise.

Again, its GTX 1060 with Max - Q is something of a compromise, offering more performance than a GTX 1050 Ti and somewhat less than a full GTX 1060, yet still fitting into a relatively thin chassis with solid thermal performance for sustained gaming sessions.