Sentence examples for compromised yet from inspiring English sources

"Our future is really compromised yet we live in the same way," he said.

He was sending a record of every computer his worm compromised, yet by pointing an electronic finger at himself he made it simple work for F.B.I. agents to track him down.

For double limb stance, a mixed model analysis of variance showed that in the presence of a cognitive task, postural control was compromised yet there was no interaction between cognitive task difficulty and group (ACL or control).

Last seen as hosting "The American Music Awards" and a judge on "American Idol," Lopez now stars as the morally compromised yet essentially likable Det.

They hope for the best, but as John remarks, "We have only one aquifer, and what will happen if it is compromised?" Yet John also tells about a friend who has leased twenty acres for a $64,000 signing fee and expects to earn $50,000 annually for 30 years.

There is also a small group of other studies that are methodologically compromised; yet they are relevant in so far as they can be considered in relation to other data.

Pakistan is easily India's toughest foreign policy challenge, with hard-liners on both sides showing little desire to compromise, yet Mr. Kumar believes progress is possible because the middle class in both countries wants to ease hostilities and focus on economic growth.

This might actually IMPERIL the things I want to do in my second term, but you guys are right, I think I should compromise yet again, because if I don't change the tone in Washington, who will?" So, yeah, like Rick Santorum says, Obama is definitely history's most ungracious monster!

When Perón died on July 1 , 1974 he left to his widow a deeply compromised inheritance, yet the transition of power was smooth, and Isabel Perón was sworn in as the world's first woman president.

Yahoo says 1 billion users were compromised in yet another data breach.

But that would be a shoddy compromise, yet another sign that the global forum cannot deliver meaningful agreements.