Sentence examples for compromised both from inspiring English sources

In this case, however, Lauers's negotiation strategy compromised both his near and his long-term objectives.

But having compromised both their secrecy and, under Blair, their independence, they have a credibility problem in pleading for support.

From the beginning, they have been compromised both by the limits of medical knowledge and by dodgy reporting practices.

The arguments about indie credibility or artistic integrity -- and the accusations that Miramax compromised both -- are really beside the point, and not only for obvious business reasons.

The authors weigh in with the conceit that the Germans purposely compromised both operations to cover for a third landing, on the coast of North Carolina.

Depletion of SCC/XPC compromised both pluripotency in ES cells and somatic cell reprogramming of fibroblasts to induced pluripotent stem cells, illustrating its diversified functions in maintaining ES cell pluripotency and safeguarding genome integrity.

(Rebecca Mead has already argued that the spectacle, and its extraction, compromises both the viewers and the filmmakers).

"The current situation compromises both sides as reporters appear to be presidential tools even though very few are informed beforehand they will be called on," Ms. Kumar said.

The separation "would compromise both of our research programs," she says.

On a total market level "over-compensation" by countries with historically high deforestation due to a grandfathering rule will compromise both environmental integrity and cost effectiveness of REDD.

Combining biological and technical nutrients into one item compromises both systems.