Sentence examples for fear of compromise from inspiring English sources

The Tea Party happened, purging moderates and putting the fear of compromise into the Orrin Hatches.

For here we could look up to the stage and see without fear of compromise the people Hofmannsthal might himself have imagined.

R.I.M. issued a statement Tuesday that was intended to reassure customers, saying that "customers of the BlackBerry enterprise solution can maintain confidence in the integrity of the security architecture without fear of compromise".

The irony is, however, that total fear of compromise at any cost has led to the party's current chaotic state.

All his life Ronald Reagan has preserved a strange ability to join in any game, face any row of knives, without the least fear of moral compromise or threat.

The EORTC and FACT instruments are important for measuring cancer-specific concerns, but they lack some survivor-specific concerns such as fear of recurrence, compromise with physical problems, and psychosocial issues.

Nessa is still refusing to give the contract to Shlomo for fear of being compromised, although she seems to be wavering – which seems fair enough.

HIV-related stigma, fear of disclosure and compromised dependent relationships with relatives or guardians contributed to LTFU.

Perhaps Saddam Hussein, ever paranoid, feared even the impression of compromise; the answer has never been clear.

Despite growing signs that the Cyprus deal has reawakened the euro crisis, Germany and the E.C.B. may remain unbending out of fear that compromise would weaken them in future negotiations.

The president's position is sure to appeal to his liberal allies, who fear another round of compromises by Mr. Obama.