Sentence examples for compromised through from inspiring English sources

Collins said Sheikh Salman was compromised through his association with Blatter, Platini and other Fifa stalwarts.

The NUT will keep campaigning to ensure that the education our children receive is not compromised through school budget cuts".

But, equally, he never allowed the brand to be compromised through such things as use of the music for adverts.

Duval died in 1919 from heart failure at the age of 27, her supporters believing her health had been compromised through brutal force-feeding while incarcerated.

As Katharine Murphy noted in October: The new history asserts conclusively the organisation was infiltrated and says it is possible that many of Asio's operational efforts during the 1970s and 1980s were compromised through revelations to the Soviets.

The second reason was that, however much he admired Goethe, he thought this particular work was dangerously immoral and atheistic, and that his own reputation might be compromised through being associated with it.

Nor are they often in positions of power where they are forced to compromise through legislative process.

But if the resignation of Blatter helps reform FIFA and makes the organization harder to compromise through bribes, that could make it easier for soccer officials and law enforcement to take on the illegal betting operations.

Oxidation protection was compromised by through-thickness cracks in the SiC layer caused by the large tensile cooling strains in the layer.

Mr. Dodd's good instincts are often compromised by ineffective follow-through.

"I'm able to take compromised conditions and, through good design, neutralize them," he said.