Sentence examples for compromised only from inspiring English sources

Ahead of a scheduled conference call, Global Payments announced on Sunday that hackers had compromised only 1.5 million card numbers.

Nearby, sweating heavily, were a number of staffers in suits and a pair of security men wearing admission tags that marked them as "vendors," a cover compromised only by their suits, dark glasses and wired earpieces.

But some customers have left comments on the page complaining that they did not hear directly from Stratfor about the breach, and found out that their card information was compromised only when their banks notified them of unauthorized charges.

Antics-wise, the incendiary Pulled Apart By Horses steal the daytime show as they always do with their now-officially-cool turn as The Jesus Lizard reinvented with the pop nous of S Club 7. It's compromised only by the knowledge that Sunday's show in their heartland of Leeds will be five times as good.

This included turning Mrs. Vanderbilt's wood-panelled library into a specialty bookshop and installing a Josef Hoff-mann chandelier in the museum's Café Sabarsky — a replica of a Viennese coffee-house, with Sacher Torte and spaetzle on the menu, its authenticity compromised only by fierce air-conditioning and a ban on smoking.

Federal authorities did not specify which San Diego game or games were compromised, only saying in the indictment that the former San Diego star Brandon Johnson "attempted to influence and influenced the outcome of a U.S.D. basketball game for a monetary bribe" in February 2010.

Instead, they showed they could compromise only by buying one another off a miserable precedent indeed for the next two years.

He was unwilling to compromise only because he was secure in the belief - or knowledge - that his interior view of cinema had no application if modified.

The two men were too stubborn to compromise, only for the defender to end up returning six months later.

The fact that the adversary can compromise only some of the links and servers means that the different name servers (and different instances thereof) will return different responses to DNS requests.

The president's preemptive compromises only feed their appetites.