Sentence examples for fully compromised from inspiring English sources
And sure enough, in the aggressive wooing of each other's true loves, the disguised men break down the women's resistance, until the women are fully compromised, while the men are riven by jealousy over their rivals' success.
Clark said the flaw he found would leave affected schools' networks "completely pwned", online slang meaning in this context that the networks' security would be fully compromised and information on it would be rendered vulnerable.
The ultimate tensile strength and the fatigue limit after ECAP exceed 1.3 GPa and 550 MPa, respectively, while the ductility was not fully compromised.
We utilized gata5/6 morphants, in which myocardial differentiation is fully compromised (Holtzinger and Evans, 2007).
The synergistic action is fully compromised in ω-conotoxin GVIA-treated fish but only partially compromised in mutant fish.
Our data showed that regardless of the grade of the immune system, ranging from a fully working to a fully compromised immune system, treatment with CA4P did not increase recruitment of xenotransplanted EOCs to tumour tissue.
People have done ample research on the color red in reference to human interaction, but never has anyone done enough to fully compromise Morris's claim.
Since a single isoform of the Sema3 family is able to promote Hh transduction, blocking all Sema3 isoforms may be necessary in order to fully compromise Hh signaling.
The laz1-5 mutation suppressed the extent of cell death elicited by Pst DC3000 (avrRps4) to comparable levels as the enhanced susceptibility eds1 and rar1 controls which are either fully impaired or compromised in RPS4-conditioned HR [4], [22] (Figure 4A).
But they still require companion federal controls if they are to be fully effective and not compromised by more lenient states.
Blamey refused on the grounds that the brigade was not yet fully equipped, but eventually compromised, sending it on the understanding that it would soon be joined by the rest of the 6th Division.
