Sentence examples for hugely compromised from inspiring English sources

Visibility is limited; stickiness and traction are hugely compromised.

He says that its local chief is "hugely compromised" by corruption.And no one really knows what Coal India's mission is, thanks to its hybrid status.

British politicians are ill-placed to condemn such actions since they themselves were hugely compromised in the scandal over the expenses claimed by members of Parliament — often for items very much like those prized by the looters.

That seems a sensible approach, and for a woman whose life isn't being hugely compromised by some other overwhelming difficulty, it's probably a fairly easy measure to put into place.

His leg has been hugely compromised… I mean he had to have a hipbone taken out to graft on to his knee to even make it workable.

If you are constantly stressed about the very basic logistics of life, like housing, food and healthcare, it only follows that your ability to negotiate the messy business of living and having a brain becomes hugely compromised.

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Yet in precisely those social classes where production of offspring to continue family lines was regarded as hugely important, that aim could potentially be compromised by the rich living brought by wealth and the display of social status.

Whenever economic interests are compromised in the tiniest way – and I refuse to believe that any hugely subsidised landowner is going bankrupt over a few buzzards – we seek to kill.

"The UK government has shown it can compromise even over hugely sensitive and difficult issues regarding Northern Ireland's past, and even when resources are constrained by the pressing need to deal with the deficit.

Hugely huge in China.