Sentence examples for compromised wood from inspiring English sources
Compromised wood workshop.
Strong selection for stem diameter compromised wood properties due to adverse correlations between the two.
Strong selection for DBH will, however, compromise wood properties such as DEN and HWRN (Figure 3).
Abram Wood compromised with Yosemite's despoilers.
Damage to the wood from the localized infection (i.e., wood canker) compromises the translocation of water and nutrients throughout the vine, which eventually leads to death of the shoots or the woody tissues that give rise to new shoots [ 6, 7].
At Oxley Woods, residents reckon NHBC's supposed neutrality is compromised.
Cameron suggested that the Forestry Commission was compromised by being both the regulator, as well as the major producer of wood in England – an argument put forward by the environment secretary, Caroline Spelman, on Monday.
The case was handled so haphazardly at times, some of Wood's friends and relatives now openly wonder whether the investigation was purposely compromised.
"Nowadays the fens are hard to love," writes Tim Dee; overmanagement has compromised their muddy lovability, their bogginess, and almost turned them into regular fields or woods.
Liz Wood from NHS Protect said the fraud was "not a victimless crime" and Walewski had compromised patient care as dental records are used to identify people.
