Sentence examples for getting compromised from inspiring English sources

Tuppence wastes no time in getting compromised in the major's wardrobe and Tommy is caught snooping by the predatory Mrs Sprott.

"Radio City was close to perfect when it opened, and then it just kept getting compromised," Hardy said as he walked through the hall last week, stepping around construction crews.

"Some people think that their values are getting compromised".

Efforts to develop base-tolerant affinity columns by using genetically engineered ligands such as the recombinant protein A from GE Healthcare have achieved some progress, with the column efficiency getting compromised to a lesser extent.

All fine and well, I suppose — let the best man win and all that — but seeing early versions of these services getting banned by authorities or halted by the companies themselves over accidents does make one wonder if safety is getting compromised in the name of aggressive competition in new, unchartered areas of "disruptive" tech.

"They no longer have to worry about getting hacked and their passwords and their user credentials getting compromised," added Lakshminarayanan, "They can now leave that to Google and the exact same scale that we have, the security that we have, the reliability that we have — that we are using to protect employees in the cloud — can now be used to protect that developer's applications".

I worked with close incident response, figuring out attacks and learning how sites got compromised.

"As a young agent, you are taught to be careful and aware of your surroundings so you don't get compromised".

"The field size is manageable, so no one gets compromised by tough trips, and coming out of the Derby, you know who the real horses are.

But just as with film, "once you start to crank ISO up to the highest levels, the image quality gets compromised," Ms. Devine said.

When you mix ego (wanting to avenge an Olympic defeat) with capitalism (marketing a team of star players), you get compromised idealism.