Sentence examples for When compromising from inspiring English sources

When compromising videotapes are discovered in his bedroom, the Bishop and his staff withhold this damaging evidence from the police.

When compromising ultimately undermines the values and principles of the organization.

They even shared Valujeva's husband, it was claimed, when compromising pictures of them were found on a memory stick.

There are opportunities for glorious send-up here especially when compromising photographs surface from her past and give an absurd blackmailing twist to the plot.

In some ways, he is a throwback to a gentler time of civility and commonality, when compromising on issues wasn't viewed as compromising on principles.

This assumption is supported by many GWAS meta-analyses and studies which find many more genetic associations even when compromising on phenotyping, e.g. by considering anyone with a clozapine prescription a case, rather than a formal schizophrenia diagnosis (e.g. [ 44, 45]).

And it's a constant activity of compromise – when you're compromising your love of your team or your interest in the game with the fact that this thing is being supported by money that's flying from the most questionable sources, and the governing bodies are useless.

When somebody is compromising the freedom of somebody else on the globe -- as was the case when Saddam Hussein had Iraq invade Kuwait -- we ought to be there.

"Harry Reid likes to excoriate the Tea Party members of our conference for not compromising, when he's doing the exact same thing," Mr. Tiberi said.

Less popular was Night Court (1932), a gripping film noir about a crooked judge (Walter Huston) who frames an innocent girl (Anita Page) for prostitution when she learns compromising information about him.

The last remark, in particular, was a dig in the ribs for Rosberg who then responded in kind: "It's just now interesting to hear from you Lewis, you were just thinking about yourself with the pace in front when that was compromising my race.