Sentence examples for compromising its mission from inspiring English sources

Or is One Laptop Per Child compromising its mission and just helping Microsoft spread its software into new markets?

Public TV then has to compete on quality and engagement, to sustain its audience without compromising its mission.

Madison, the first large school district to sign an exclusive vending contract, thought it could do so without compromising its educational mission.

"At the same time, advertisers and audiences expect AP to do that without compromising its core mission of breaking news".

Unity's simplicity may be one of its greatest selling points, but as the engine matures in its ambitions, so too does the risk of compromising its core mission, Riccitiello says.

To the extent that the defense intelligence enterprise contracts out core functions--as it clearly does--it risks compromising its performance and mission effectiveness in return for negligible savings," according to Gale.

"This is a plan devised out of a profound ignorance of or willful disregard for not only the library's original concept and design, but also the folly of altering its meaning and mission and compromising its historical and architectural integrity," Ms. Huxtable wrote in The Wall Street Journal.

It is constantly reinventing its sound without compromising its soul.

It is impossible to completely sterilize tissue without compromising its function and integrity.

It is accessible to the point of pure enthrallment without compromising its eloquence or thematic strength.

No intelligence service risks compromising its sources.