middle ground

In the middle ground, beneath a hill, stands a village with a basilica dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe—the site, associated with pre-Hispanic deities, where an indigenous peasant saw the Virgin in 1531, when Spain ruled.

Powell has tried to forge a middle ground that balances risks of either weaker employment by leaving rates too high or firmer inflation by setting them too low.

So I’m just curious if there’s some weird middle ground that dissenting justices and lower-court judges need to find so that it doesn’t look like name-calling or editorializing?

"Instead of singling out the policies of the government, it's alienating a lot of Israelis in the middle ground."

Oasis sounded great, with those three guitars snarling and shimmering over sturdy grooves that mapped a middle ground among punk, glam and late-Beatles balladry; Liam’s voice was somehow both brawny and sweet as he reached for the high notes with a kind of taunting effortlessness.