Sentence examples similar to Compromise your authority from inspiring English sources

Any violations here could compromise your site's authority.

You are not detached, and in reality your authority is compromised by your obvious desire to cling to what you know, whatever the cost to society.

The papacy, however, had feared the calling of a general council would compromise its authority.

Any governor should prefer saying too little, because to say too much is to compromise his authority.

Unlike the average monk, they were often educated laymen, trained in the imperial service and ready to compromise with imperial authority.

Unless we, as a nation, hold ourselves to such a standard, we will only substitute one brand of social injustice and bias for another, and compromise our moral authority.

"His comments on Tuesday started to compromise that moral authority we need the president to have for this nation to be the beacon of light to all mankind," Scott said.

When she hectors the reader to muster certain emotional responses, she compromises the authority of the documents in which her characters seem most alive.

The very thing that makes Godwin so powerful as a memoirist compromises his authority as a reporter: his proximity to the pain.

In this ruling, the court's majority opinion objected that the religion law compromised local authority: it made it easier for religious groups to appeal to the federal courts over the heads of state regulators.

In truth, such a position has largely compromised our authority and credibility before a watching world.