Sentence examples for home compromises from inspiring English sources

Having support at home compromises the life half of the work-life equation.

Unlike other Afghan emigrants, he has not come to Iran primarily to escape his country's perpetual civil war or to make money but because his impulsive courtship of a widow back home compromised his family honor.

In nearby Marion County, tornadic activity destroyed six mobile homes, compromised another 50 residences, and inflicted as much as $500,000 in total losses, though only minor injuries were reported.

Knowing your dream house must-haves vs. should-haves really helps you prioritize, because on the ultimate hunt for your dream home -- compromises are going to have to be made.

President Hassan Rouhani has signalled his intention to lead a new Iran on to the international stage at the United Nations next week, laying out a manifesto for personal freedom at home and compromise abroad.

For example, "In no small measure I came to this congregation because I was in search of a Jewish home not compromised by Zionism and/or the official Jewish community".

Two years later March 6 , 1905) Wyndham resigned, either because of ill health or because the Conservatives thought that he approved a plan of Sir Antony (afterward Baron) MacDonnell, permanent undersecretary for Ireland, which called for a kind of Home Rule compromise called devolution a limited central administration by Irishmen but without an Irish Parliament independent of Westminster.

These careers, however, will take them away from home, a compromise that as Wheeler explains many Native American students are reluctant to make.

Many cyber-thieves who control botnets, large networks of home PCs compromised with a virus, were using them as a dedicated mining pool in a bid to generate bitcoins for themselves, said Derek Manky, senior security strategist at Fortinet.

These moves would divide us at home and compromise our moral leadership around the world.

When the home is compromised, so is her sense of self and relationship to God.