Sentence examples for Help compromise from inspiring English sources

These changes, involving better memory management and erecting virtual walls around some applications, made it technically more difficult to find vulnerabilities that could help compromise a machine, causing the criminals to change tactics.

First, they may bind more Hg through their highly reactive selenol group, and second, their antioxidative properties help compromise the reactive oxygen species induced by Hg in vivo.

In the early 1990s, before commercially bottled varieties were available, the drink became popular with health food enthusiasts and those with H.I.V. and AIDS who believed it would help compromised immune systems and increase T-cell counts.

The international development select committee says Britain's reduced funding to the west African countries could have helped compromise their health systems, which have disintegrated in the face of the epidemic, exacting a heavy death toll on health workers as well as patients.

My research with colleagues on group conflict in India, Indonesia, Iran, Morocco, Pakistan and the Palestinian territories found that helping to improve lives materially does little to reduce support for violence, and can even increase it if people feel such help compromises their most cherished values.

Bill Shorten was here to help – a compromise on superannuation, which could, if the wind blew in the right direction, actually be a compromise – but, if not, it would work at the political level.

But lawmakers running for re-election face immense pressure to produce tangible results, and that could help a compromise, perhaps an agreement to provide immediate aid to Medicare beneficiaries with low incomes or very high drug expenses.

Identity thieves are increasingly using sites like Facebook to help them compromise others' identities.

And Kenneth M. Duberstein, a former chief of staff to Ronald Reagan who is close to Mr. McCain and to Mr. Bush, said the senator was "very much in the driver's seat" and could now have increased opportunities to help shape compromises in the Senate.

Fears over Greece have already helped to compromise Italy's position, pushing its borrowing costs to 6.5 percent, a record high since the country adopted the euro and a burden the country might not be able to bear for long.

In this study, we add two further behavioural contexts where we consider that helping might compromise future fitness.