Sentence examples for compromised mostly from inspiring English sources

Data on some 145,000 Americans have apparently been compromised, mostly by parties as yet unknown, though a 41-year-old Nigerian man has pleaded no contest to charges related to the security breach and has received a 16-month sentence.

Moreover, VREF bacteremia compromised mostly ICU patients with high APACHE II scores, a fact that underscores the relevance of VREF infections in critically ill patients.

Before the 1970s, Lake Erie became steadily more and more compromised, mostly by phosphorus, at that point mainly from wastewater treatment plants.

Thirty-five percent were immune compromised, mostly due to transplantation and/or steroid therapy.

WikiLeaks party's national council seemed to compromise mostly of a self-elected group of friends and loosely linked acquaintances.

The main freedom is that there is no need to compromise mostly in regards to design decisions.

But as recently as September 2013, the proposals were described as "unworkable" by ISPs, and so the final draft required considerable compromise, mostly on the part of the content industry groups.

Unions have mostly compromised on concessions to retain employers.

Two days ago I wrote about satellite communications devices compromised worldwide … mostly because, it turns out, they relied on hard-coded, easily cracked passwords for "security".

Two days ago I wrote about satellite communications devices compromised worldwide … mostly because, it turns out, they relied on hard-coded, easily cracked passwords for "security". Now I'm writing about new, improved security after a decade of catastrophic failures … and it's still not actually secure.

As the title very discretely suggests, each of these plays a distinct Hollywood blockbuster, purposely laid out so that their visuals are mostly compromised and their sounds overlapping and difficult to discern.