Sentence examples for compromised the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leeper told the judge he felt that Mr. Sharpe's failure to disclose his father's candidacy against Mr. Parker had compromised the case.

The chronology in the affidavit indicates that the government believes Mr. Hanssen compromised the case from within the F.B.I. so quickly that investigators never really had a chance to piece together enough evidence to prove their case.

Ms. Dobinski had an important role leading up to trial, as the lawyer in charge of the so-called "taint team," which among other things ensured that testimony given by police officers under immunity was not later used against them (the failure to do so is what fatally compromised the case in state court).

The lawmakers were black, and Kane felt that racial bias compromised the case against the defendants.

"Nothing that we did compromised the cases," she said.

Not all have satisfying answers; in some, bias and missteps by police and medical examiners have irrevocably compromised the cases.

The authorities repeatedly pledged transparency, but warned that a premature release of any evidence could compromise the case.

"They won't go into details because they don't want to compromise the case," he said.

The prosecutor, Paula T. Dow, who has appeared on a variety of national newscasts in recent days to talk about the killings, declined to discuss details about the suspect, saying she did not want to compromise the case.

There is a general clinical impression that the ridge augmentation results are compromised in the case of early membrane exposures [32, 33].

She added that the firm still believed that encrypted credit and debit card numbers, product expiration dates and other information relating to customer orders had only been compromised in the case of the original 2.9 million users identified.