1.   And this is a case where less than half a loaf is better than one.

2.   But it also speaks to a different kind of party, one in which members are willing to settle for half a loaf.

3.   But they say they are not willing to settle for half a loaf.

4.   Compromise makes sense in politics only if the choices are between taking half a loaf and going hungry.

5.   For experienced legislators like him, a compromise, even for less than half a loaf, is progress, and there is always enough credit to go around.

6.   In life, half a loaf is better than none.

7.   In the NFL, half a loaf is grounds for impeachment.

8.   So Sweeney would take half a loaf.

9.   So Reed would take half a loaf.