Sentence examples for compromised ethics from inspiring English sources

As Hillary Rodham Clinton seeks to focus public attention on immigration during a swing through Nevada on Tuesday, her presidential campaign staff back at Brooklyn headquarters is scrambling to mitigate damage from release of a long-anticipated book that accuses her of compromised ethics.

What the cheaters don't get, and many of us who turn the other way fail to grasp as well, is that even though cheaters may gain entry into a prestigious college, they take their compromised ethics with them.

The challenge, however, has been to withstand the market pressures of short-term thinking that can compromise ethics and veer organizations off the path of longer-term goals.

But in today's world, is the pressure to "keep up" pressure to compromise ethics?

According to the report, "Nearly one-third of respondents (32%) believe compensation structures or bonus plans in place at their company could incentivize employees to compromise ethics or violate the law.

He compromised his ethics.

Others, however, say the interventions have compromised the ethics of the industry, creating tastes and textures in wines that otherwise would not have them.

Ms. Martin loves wood, and this is a way for her to enjoy it without feeling she has compromised her ethics.

"War sucks — I can say that with empirical knowledge — but there are alternatives that are worse in the world," Everman said, and added that he had done nothing as a soldier that compromised his ethics.

Ms. Rice disparaged Mr. Schneiderman's credentials as a reformer, criticizing him for sponsoring a compromise ethics bill that exempted lawyers from disclosing their clients.

Or, he continued: "What someone's done or not done is relevant to what they would do," he said, referring to the compromise ethics legislation that Mr. Codey helped broker last year as Senate President.