Sentence examples for compromised something in from inspiring English sources

He might reflect that in trying to evolve Barcelona's all-conquering team of last year he has compromised something in its core.

But any kind of national prize causes its recipients to compromise something in their integrity.

Q.: Surely you've compromised something?

Hopefully because they realize they compromised something: their self-esteem.

Sometimes we'll have to compromise something, ourselves, in order for a need to be met.

"Once we compromise that, we compromise something very serious".

"It's hard for us to compromise on something in the middle," said Ziad Abdel Tawab, the deputy director of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, which has collaborated with other rights groups in protesting the measures.

Assume both sides are "right", and make the conflict work to produce an integration of interests, which is not victory nor compromise, but something in advance of both of those.

When asked his impression of the interview, Mr. Rosen responded," I always welcome debate, as there are two sides to every story and as such the hope is to find compromise (something the folks in Washington seem to have forgotten long ago)." What Fox provided was opinion and this is too important an issue to go that route.

I did worry that my daughter might feel compromised in repeating something she knew to be false simply to get a better grade, and I would not have compelled her to do so.

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