middle ground
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“I have chosen a ‘middle-ground’ method of moderation, a sort of behind-the-scenes prodding,” he wrote in a posting.
The latest research suggests a middle-ground, and it's worth looking at what they were trading.
This McClatchy-Marist poll tells us that a middle-ground approach would be popular across the board.
Historical Examples of middle ground
And yet I return to a prior stand-point and insist that there is a middle-ground, even here, the juste milieu, as the French say.
The American Gentleman's Guide to Politeness and FashionHenry Lunettes
An island has formed and is still growing near the mouth of the Wang-poo, known to pilots as the "middle-ground."
The Siberian Overland Route from Peking to Petersburg,Alexander Michie
It would be difficult to find a middle-ground and distance surpassing those of this picture.
Then the work passes to the middle-ground painters, who have their half-tone pots within easy reach.
Amos Kilbright; His Adscititious ExperiencesFrank R. Stockton
Between these two points is no middle-ground, either in the fields of Art or of Religion.
Garden-Craft Old and NewJohn D. Sedding