Sentence examples for compromised almost from inspiring English sources

But, as reconstruction has moved forward, his plan has been compromised almost out of existence, and his continued attempts to claim ownership of the project have sometimes made him a figure of fun in the press.

An anonymous Pastebin user has claimed to have compromised almost seven million Dropbox account credentials (emails and passwords), posting the first 400 direct to Pastebin with a call for Bitcoin donations to leak more.

As Gabriel Sterne of Oxford Economics pointed out last week, while two-thirds of the Greek public believe Syriza should be willing to compromise, almost 60% thought that should not include pension reform – likely to be a red line for creditors.

Coe's original plan for the park included more than 2000000 acre including Key Largo and Big Cypress, and his unwillingness to compromise almost prevented the park's creation.

Developed nations continue to see employee health, wellbeing and safety compromised on almost routine basis.

Mr. Romney's support in New Hampshire "is being compromised in almost every demographic by a different candidate," said Michael Dennehy, a longtime Republican strategist in the state who is unaffiliated with a campaign.

Although the standard care for cancer patients is usually a combination of surgery and DNA damaging therapy for cytoreduction or cytostasis under pathological circumstances, drug sensitivity is compromised in almost all patients with metastatic diseases.

Our results indicate that under relatively good environmental conditions, the mosquito will come out with relatively little harm from this microsporidian infection, while the microsporidium will see its transmission largely compromised because almost all of the hosts leave the aquatic environment.

Such compromises, almost unheard of just five years ago, are becoming increasingly common as American authors and their publishers are drawn to the Chinese market.

Failure, both at home and abroad, springs from a mood in Washington that seems to make compromise almost unthinkable.Debt need not become a clinching problem.

The larger challenge — which Jacobs's statement about the Wall implied success in confronting, although the compromise almost entirely elides it — is theocracy.