Sentence examples for compromised people from inspiring English sources
When safety or quality are compromised, people get hurt.
The three characters in the play are all morally compromised people; the disappeared were almost all innocents.
Because studies have shown that tDCS may be useful in treating people debilitated by stroke, Parkinson's disease, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder, clinicians fear that in addition to competitive healthy people, severely compromised people may be tempted to experiment with brain stimulation at home.
When the frontal lobe is compromised, people become 'disinhibited,' unmasking the presence of the base animalistic instincts and elements deep in ancient neural networks and brain structures".
The point of advise and consent is to keep unqualified or ethically compromised people from being placed in positions of trust and authority.
Hendrik Hertzberg, quite prudently, writes that politicians are not the only or even the most sexually compromised people any of us are likely to know.
Communications technology these days compromises people's privacy more than it used to.
"Companies that conduct clinical trials should not compromise people's health by withholding information," she said.
Recent discussions about video surveillance relate to online privacy and how technology such as wearable devices and CCTV can compromise people's privacy.
Unfortunately, without proper care these kinds of data sets can be misused, and making the information available could compromise people's privacy.
"A lot of the dynamic between them is based on observing your parents over a long period," says Lowe. "Seeing what people will put up with, and what compromises people make to be together.
