Sentence examples for are always compromised from inspiring English sources

In his novels and short fiction, possibility and potential are always compromised.

The process we go through here at Hobbitstee when we receive wildlife (who are always compromised) is a very delicate one.

Arabidopsis thaliana mutants impaired in the JA signaling pathway are always compromised in their resistance to necrotrophic pathogens [ 60].

On the contrary, the stability and repeatability of the frequency scanning in many systems are always compromised, particularly when the light source scans at a fast rate.

Live action movie-making, Zemeckis says, is always compromised by the demands of camera crews.

With such different personalities in the mix, the group equilibrium was always compromised.

Her critics, meanwhile, argue that her government was always compromised: the Aquinos were one of the wealthiest families in the country; the old oligarchy was back in power.

Officials of the Massachusetts state police and the Boston Police Department had long wondered why their investigations of Mr. Bulger were always compromised before they could gather evidence against him, and they suspected that the F.B.I. was protecting him.

But he is always compromised by the question that if he felt so unequivocally that remaining in the EU was a good thing, why had he risked Britain's membership by using a referendum as a mere instrument of party management?

Given that every academic institution is under constant pressure due to limited time and money, our loyalty to any particular tribe is always compromised.

This is because the fidelity of the source's parameter is always compromised in the source coding (quantization) process required for digital transmission, while it is preserved with analog transmission.