Sentence examples similar to compromise the esteem from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, they compromise the profession.

"That would compromise the mission.

3. Never compromise the Brotherhood.

Meaning the esteem of others and self-esteem.

She called the law "a compromise between what the government wanted as a strategic goal and what the intentions of the esteemed Montenegrin academy of sciences were" and said that CANU provided considerable input in drafting the new law.

A number of researchers say black women's subjectivity, especially when it comes to their self-esteem, their affection and their sexuality, is very compromised by the "whiteness" of our social model.

The esteemed Chekhovian translator Michael Frayn agrees.

The interviewer was the esteemed novelist Michael Bracewell.

This demonstrates the verification of the esteemed implicit function.

And the esteemed Advisory Board also voted for their picks.

Both received the esteemed Golden Oak award.