That seems a sensible approach, and for a woman whose life isn't being hugely compromised by some other overwhelming difficulty, it's probably a fairly easy measure to put into place.
It adds another layer of security and greatly reduces your risk of being compromised.
Related: Charlie Hebdo saw that free speech is for all | Letters Such valid reservations do not render freedom of expression an entirely compromised or broken ideal.
The move backfired and Cameron (reverting to type) compromised, making it clear that, while all could attend, only backbenchers would be allowed to vote.
In that sense, we feel conflicted and compromised in the same way that we do over climate change.
Armstrong said climate change had the potential to affect health directly through heatwaves and extreme weather, and indirectly through increases in the prevalence of certain diseases if, for example, public sanitation was compromised due to floods.
"The independence or impartiality of arbitrators may be compromised".
But the UNHCR, traditionally responsible for ensuring adherence to international law, is compromised by conflict between its humanitarian mandate and political dynamics on the ground.
Patient safety is compromised every time a general practitioner's receptionist tells the mother of a sickly baby that there is no appointment available after six o'clock in the evening.
We already have higher levels of pollutants along the coastline and so the ability of the corals to bounce back is highly compromised.
Could it be that the reason there has been so little public fuss about the Snowden revelations (with some notable exceptions, mainly Germany) is because everybody feels compromised, to a greater or lesser extent, by their online behaviour.
