Sentence examples for compromising those from inspiring English sources

Compromising those two companies would theoretically be enough to swing the vote in the state.

In compromising those ideals in this matter, Mr Bush is not only dismaying America's friends but also blunting one of America's most powerful weapons against terrorism.

Speaking of Mr. Bush, who is a close friend, Mr. Racicot said, "I just know his expectations in terms of ethical behavior and performance of duty and I wanted him to know that there was just not going to be any possibility of compromising those beliefs that he holds".

Only when the environment becomes super-propitious can parents afford more children without compromising those they already have—and only then, as Dr Myrskyla has now elucidated, does the birth-rate start to rise again.How far the process will continue, and whether it will spread to holdouts like Japan and Canada, remains to be seen.

"We would be compromising those investigations if we were to provide any more details at this stage".

Culture comes from hiring the right people, who line up with your company values and never compromising those standards, even if you're in a time crunch to fill a role.

It credited efforts by representatives and intermediaries in Afghanistan but did not release details, including the names of the two Afghans, to "avoid compromising the security of those involved, particularly those remaining in Afghanistan".

The following recurrences are probably not resectable: those localized in the lateral compartment, those infiltrating the sciatic nerve, those compromising S1 S2 and those with peritoneal perforation.

As I write, demonstrations rage in the streets of Cairo: everyone knows that if they stay at home, they will be compromising the safety of those in the streets, as well as their own freedom.

We're going to infuse the minivan with those virtues without compromising the cool features.

It means listening, it means convincing, it means compromising — all those things that political parties and their leaders used to be fairly good at.