Sentence examples similar to a considered compromise from inspiring English sources
Former officials portrayed him as a vain, paranoid loner who no longer believed he was a normal person and considered compromise a sign of weakness.
SHA-1 is a 'strong' hash, but has been considered compromised as a cryptographically secure hash for a long time.
If your computer is stolen, your private key should be considered compromised: an attacker has all the time in the world to now execute brute force attacks against the passphrase protecting your private key.
"But it takes two chambers to pass a law, and the other side of the building considers compromise a dirty word".
When a proposed policy threatens what someone considers taboo, the very idea of a tradeoff can trigger vigorous denial, anger, even fury, and can prompt a near-absolute refusal to consider compromise, Berkeley political psychologist Philip Tetlock has found.
But the Bush administration refused to consider compromise measures.
Sanctions may induce a regime to consider compromises with its enemies.
Cantor hinted that he might be willing to consider compromises.
"The fact that an $8bn cut in food stamps is considered a compromise just shows how unreasonable the original demands were.
In its place is a specially composed song, "Ireland's Call", that is considered a compromise, allowing the Northern Irish players on the team to sing an anthem not so laden with the baggage of history.
