Sentence examples for compromising one from inspiring English sources

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For example, a lack of encouragement by faculty, a lack of timely and high-quality feedback on medical incident reports, and fear of compromising one's career or personal reputation might contribute to discouraging subjective norms.

The main disadvantage of this solution is that compromising one node (access to the preloaded key) might lead to compromise the entire network.

Mad-dog killers are a dime a dozen and hardly worth the price of compromising one fine cop.

In case an actor already has a foothold in an organization after compromising one user account, credential phishing could help him get closer to high profile users of interest.

Eliminating such a weakness could mean compromising one's greatest strength.

Even compromising on issues across the aisle in order to receive benefits for one's own constituents is now disparaged.

One of the biggest challenges, she says, is making a home bakery business pay financially without compromising on the ingredients used.

But compromising on abortion?

Haag's talk of melancholy marriage or low-conflict marriage, of compromising with one's happiness at all costs, will indeed look familiar to some readers: "People who divorce from low-conflict but sad marriages to Good Guys and Wonderful Wives get little sympathy in our anti-divorce age".

This way, she gets both naturalistic and formal views without one compromising the other.