Sentence examples for entirely compromised from inspiring English sources

Such valid reservations do not render freedom of expression an entirely compromised or broken ideal.

The second idea, which entirely compromised the economics of the first, was to make that a manned launch vehicle.

He acknowledged that it was tough on clean athletes, but the Russian system was so "broken, corrupted and entirely compromised" that it must face the ultimate sanction.

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Whereas the IOC opted to allow individual sporting federations to decide whether Russian athletes should compete, Craven said the Russian system was so "broken, corrupted and entirely compromised" that it must face the ultimate sanction.

When the International Paralympic Committee ban was announced on Aug. 7, Philip Craven, the committee's president, denounced Russia's "thirst for glory" and what he called its "medals over morals" mentality, adding that Russia's antidoping system was "broken, corrupted and entirely compromised".

Depending on how you define it, he is either right and the approach they're taking is indeed without compromise… or it is entirely compromise.

But when government loses focus and succumbs entirely to compromise and tricks, we have government in name only.

A state in which the immune system's ability to fight infectious disease is compromised or entirely absent.

In that study, we found that the animals given the low dose of DZN were sensitized to the amnestic effects of scopolamine, a muscarinic ACh antagonist, results entirely in keeping with compromised ACh function as seen here.

"And the Republican Party to date has been entirely unwilling to compromise in any way, shape or form to actually do the things it takes to tackle the big problems".