Sentence examples for danger of compromising from inspiring English sources

"The danger of compromising our artistic profiles was paramount".

Both companies have argued that their combination poses no danger of compromising American food safety standards.

Making the Fed systemic regulator also runs the danger of compromising its political independence, which is crucial for executing the best possible monetary policy, its main function.

This is because if institutions are established without a clear enrolment threshold, there is a danger of compromising quality of education provided and having institutions that have little contribution to education access.

This conclusion also illuminates a common and fundamental relational aspect of these safety theories and the danger of compromising their philosophical underpinnings when key concepts of the approaches are decontextualised, black-boxed and adopted uncritically in a new context.

Edward had to remain apart from Wallis until there was no danger of compromising the granting of a decree absolute in her divorce proceedings.

"You run the risk of compromising the mission of these institutions," he added.

The diversion into one-day cricket, however, had left him between the rock and the hard place, on the one hand not quite good enough to succeed fully in the high-octane modern manner in which the game is played but on the other in danger, because of his efforts to adapt, of compromising his real strengths.

The stakes in the next election couldn't be more important, and the danger for Obama and the country is that he might continue his practice of compromising instead of courageously challenging entrenched corporate power.

We have a long history in the United States of compromising our First Amendment freedoms in the face of perceived danger and then later recognizing that we had overreacted, often with dire consequences for individual freedom and for our democracy.

Mr Kibaki has, so far, shown little sign of compromising.