Sentence examples for as a compromising from inspiring English sources

As The Gleaner reports, two unnamed men were being held by officials at the University of Technology (UTech) in Kingston after being caught in what is described as "a compromising position".

The motion they passed was seen as a compromising solution, and read: "(The European Parliament) supports in principle recognition of Palestinian statehood and the two-state solution, and believes these should go hand in hand with the development of peace talks, which should be advanced".

In summary, we newly characterised sVCAM-1 as a compromising factor of brain endothelial barrier function that may be partially blocked by the MS therapeutic natalizumab.

Jackson adjusted offensively as well, compromising a bit with Payton, his strong-willed point guard.

Bauer criticized liberal constitutionalism as a vacillating, compromising attitude toward the feudal regime.

I don't see myself, as a producer, compromising on that.

Aris maintained that the federation had been "put in a compromising position", as the athletes were unavailable for mandatory drug testing.

And from Argentina came a request to remove an image of the country's president, showing her in a "compromising position," as Google called it.

But he stalls when asked about Pinter, as if fearful of making a compromising gaffe: "I don't like people who wear their style on their sleeves," he says.

This put the prisoner in a compromising position as he wished to consult with his family about the decision to sign a DNR/DNI order but was only permitted visits if he agreed to the order.

It's true that I haven't compromised, but you can be as compromising as you want and it still doesn't mean you get the breaks.