Sentence examples for compromised judgment from inspiring English sources

And piling on new work onto a foundation with cracks, while effectively inviting the public in, demonstrates deeply compromised judgment.

Given their assets and business relations, questions of favoritism, self-dealing and compromised judgment would haunt either candidate's tenure in office.

The Bible urges dependence on God and not substances; it warns against compromised judgment, and praises sober-mindedness and the pursuit of a renewed mind (Galatians 5 19-21, 1 Peter 5 6-8, Romans 12 2).

Hypothetically, with advancing age and the subsequent development of mild cognitive impairment and the advancement of early dementia, some individuals with HIV with such comorbid psychiatric conditions may experience even more compromised judgment.

The Enron-era crisis, Bazerman and Watkins argue, was rooted in a conflict of interest that could cause auditors to make compromised judgments.

The Enron-era crisis, Bazerman and Watkins argue, was rooted in a flawed U.S. accounting system that makes accountants financially dependent on clients they're supposed to audit in an unbiased manner—a conflict of interest that could cause auditors to make compromised judgments.

Hogan-Howe says the Met tries to encourage people to be as open as possible, but says police should not accept gifts or other services that would influence them or compromise judgment.

"It could compromise our judgment in the field," he answered.

"If you're in the get-to-the-podium business, it could compromise your judgment".

Committee members should have no current or past liaisons with the Murdoch press (whether acrimonious or favorable) that would compromise their judgment.

Sure, a cruise may feel like a floating party — and no one has to drive home — but drinking too much can compromise your judgment.