Sentence examples for chance of compromising from inspiring English sources

It is possible the justices simply wanted to avoid even the chance of compromising national security until the issue can be fully aired.

If the two sides, then, are only 13percentt apart instead of 271/2percentntheyhey would seemingly have a better chance of compromising somewhere in the middle.

There must be absolutely no chance of compromising corporate information.

(a) Because there is no need to transmit extrainformation, the chance of compromising the security of the scheme is reduced.

Exhaustive knowledge of the project area is mandatory once a person is established within the group, and everyone is expected to maintain an up-to-date knowledge of the current literature in order to apply novel thinking and strategies to their research--hence there is little chance of compromising my scientific integrity.

The chance of compromising user privacy by accident is too big and possibly with extreme consequences.

The advantage of this approach is that a targeting molecule is only modified at a single site, allowing both optical and PET labeling without increased steric demand, lowering the chances of compromising targeting efficiency.

But just remember, if you followed the steps above, then the chance and risk of compromising your yogurt is almost non-existent.

Previously, horses qualified through earnings in graded stakes races, even if those races were sprints or on turf, leading to, in some observers' opinions, uneven Kentucky Derby fields populated by horses with little realistic chance of winning, compromising the race for the true dirt routers.

"I was fearful of compromising Saskia's chances of winning the gold in 2012 and I wanted to commit fully to her, but in my heart I couldn't.

Now, the debate over amending that law could threaten the chances of Congress compromising on funding.