Sentence examples for easily compromised from inspiring English sources

The commitment to conservation is too easily compromised.

The secrecy of their voting is easily compromised.

They open quickly with a secret code, are not easily compromised by curious children and can thwart thieves.

He says he wanted to offer "an emotionally different take" on the conflict – a drama that honours bravery, but recognises that heroism is easily compromised.

Amateurs are already interested in easily compromised hardware; computer programmer John Matherly's search engine Shodan indexes thousands of completely unsecured web-connected devices.

Genuinely inspiring interactions occur between people who are willing to regard each other as equals, if only for a time, and who work together to maintain that valuable and all too easily compromised commodity: trust.

For a nonprofit venue or a gallery with an educational mission to offer such an exhibition could easily compromise its reputation for independence and integrity.

People who sell their kidneys, she adds, usually live in abject conditions and face greater-than-average threats to their health, including poor diets, low-quality drinking water and increased risk of infectious disease, all of which can easily compromise the remaining kidney.

These problems can easily compromise the expected SNR gain with field strength.

By gaining access to physical devices, attackers could easily compromise any virtual networks provided by the infrastructure.

Therefore, migration of thermogenic gases and mixing with hydrocarbon gases that were produced in situ easily compromises the interpretation derived by the C1/C2-TOC-temperature relationship.