Sentence examples for compromised the program from inspiring English sources

It did this by changing its victims' operating systems to render them blind to any file that started with a special, secret string of letters: "$sys$." As soon as this was discovered, other malware writers took advantage of it: when their programs landed on computers that Sony had compromised, the program could hide under Sony's cloak, shielded from anti-virus programs.

During these early times, where sleep is necessarily compromised, the program will encourage women to sleep in preference to other activities, such as completing housework or socialising [ 47], when necessary.

She thinks it will compromise the program".

While she said she welcomed suggestions about how to improve the plan, she said she would not "compromise the program," which has designed as "an integrated whole".

Higher payments favor enrollment but may compromise the program's efficiency since aggregated cash-flow over long periods can exceed the present value of the land itself in some areas.

As for a possible appeal, Mr. Farrell said: "We are in the process of reviewing the information the judge has ordered produced to determine whether the disclosure will compromise the programs or personnel of the N.Y.P.D. Intelligence Division.

But ElcomSoft withdrew the product after being threatened with legal action by Adobe Systems, whose encryption technology is compromised by the program.

His presence would compromise the rebuilding program and might create discomfort for Petr Nedved, the Rangers' most productive center, who was not a Messier favorite in the past.

Although challenges existed which compromised the full potential of the program, such as community fatigue and lack of resources, the communities overwhelmingly expressed a desire to have the students return.

How do you discipline a player who possibly could have compromised the integrity of a program that is still recovering from integrity-attacking NCAA probation?

Intensive culture systems are also widely used for re-stocking and conservation purposes3; if the performance of reared fish is compromised, the efficacy of such programs is likely diminished.