Sentence examples for compromising the identity from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Piano has done more, striking an ideal balance between new and old without compromising the identity of either.

Nominally a thriller, the book begins with the discovery of a dying man in a park, who claims that his stabbing is linked to a terrorist conspiracy, and it leads to a labyrinthine country manse retrofitted as a "verisylum" for chronic liars whose fictions are so extreme that they wind up "compromising the identity of the individual".

These results suggest that suppression of HDAC3 or SMRT can enhance neuroectodermal specification without compromising the identity of hPSCs.

The editor was accused of having broken the law, compromising the identities of intelligence staff, by transferring unredacted files overseas.

Troy Hunt, an Internet security expert, wrote this weekend that while adults were becoming accustomed to data breaches, compromising the identities of children was jarring.

In order to avoid compromising the identities of the victims, we will continue to resist efforts to further break down the numbers we have provided into categories that might render them identifiable.

The accusations stem from a central fear repeated in newspapers and blogs here: that the notes and videotapes the journalists gathered in China before their ill-fated venture to the border fell into the hands of the authorities, potentially compromising the identities of refugees and activists dedicated to spiriting people out of the North.

Respondent-driven sampling was not possible because of concerns of compromising the identities of IDUs; participants were enrolled by convenience sampling, which may not be representative of IDUs in Kabul.

As well as compromising the digital identities of so many users — including their bank accounts and medical information — the hacking also has far-reaching implications for its acquisition by Verizon and how investors conduct their due diligence in the future.

There are examples showing that transgenesis may generate non-desirable phenotypic alterations as a consequence of pleiotropic changes in plant growth and development, compromising the preservation of the identity of the transformed genotype [ 5- 9].

I joined ISAB because I believe very strongly in cross-cultural exchange and the integration of international students into the Columbia community without compromising the unique cultural identities of students at Columbia.