No user data, no Barbie content, and no major security nor privacy protections has been compromised to our knowledge".
Do, in fact, most people compromise; do we, in the end, inevitably appear compromised to our kids, particularly by the time they're teenagers?
I am asking you to compromise, to put our differences aside".
"Reuters is currently in negotiations with Tate over the terms and conditions for future exhibitions, as these are a compromise to our editorial integrity in their current form.
"Processing such an abnormally high amount of subscription orders from a person representing an automobile dealership may be viewed as a compromise to our objectivity and present the appearance of an impropriety," wrote Anthony Aguirre, a customer relations representative at Consumers Union, the nonprofit group that publishes the magazine.
Moreover, since the United States was a permanent member of the Security Council, any compromises to our national sovereignty were more than outweighed by the tremendous benefits of having a legitimate international legal order through which, as a superpower, it could assert its will.
There are always good reasons for easy compromises to our 4th Amendment rights.
After hearings at City Hall and meetings we've had with the developer the plan is back up for approval with no concessions or compromise to our requests to make it smaller and downsize the proposal.
"If selection is only slightly relaxed, one would still conclude that nearly all of us are compromised compared to our ancient ancestors of 3,000 to 6,000 years ago," he adds.
Now, each item had been compromised thanks to our sleeping arrangements, the unsatisfying house staple (cabbage), and my personal desire to, at some point, become pregnant with a baby that did not resemble an octopus.
Not only that, but groups that are tracking and processing our information are then being exposed and compromised, leading to our data being stolen.
