Sentence examples for compromise business from inspiring English sources

In some areas, the ants disrupt ecological interactions, repel pollinators and compromise business operations.

This offers a compromise business model that both the industry and music-lovers might be able to agree on.

"Go back to the '80s, when you had Versace, Armani," said a major American retailer who, reluctant to compromise business relationships, would speak only anonymously.

An enterprise is exposed to risks—such as acts of terrorism, natural disasters and utility failure which may disrupt operations, disaffect customers and compromise business credibility and revenue streams.

Opponents say such measures would compromise business secrets and might be confusing to investors, who would have to figure out how to reconcile tax figures with annual reports and earnings figures.

For employees whose access to business confidential information was limited, the regulations may provide, on a case-by-case basis, for a shorter period of post-employment prohibition, provided that the shorter period does not compromise business confidential information.

There's been a noticeable shift from that towards more sophisticated, long-term attacks that compromise businesses for extended periods of time, exploiting and extracting resources all the while.

As necessary as innovation is, it comes with risks — ethical risks, journalistic risks and, if those should be compromised, business risks.

Failure to meet this commitment would have had significant negative repercussions on my personal finances, and, even more importantly, would have severely compromised business and personal relationships that I have established over a lifetime.

Set up by Congress under the revealingly-named 1998 Internet Tax Freedom Act, the commission was supposed to hammer out a compromise between business and local politicians.

"We would never compromise our business by handling meat from animals that had not been stunned before their throats were cut.