Sentence examples for irrevocably compromised from inspiring English sources
Not all have satisfying answers; in some, bias and missteps by police and medical examiners have irrevocably compromised the cases.
We should also note that Putin has permanently and irrevocably compromised himself in world diplomacy.
As Dean explained, the purpose of the Ground Zero mosque -- which is, in essence, to promote cross-cultural reconciliation -- became irrevocably compromised once the controversy began bubbling around the project.
When the man is gone I stare at the magazine there on the chair, thinking about how some poor soul who wants to sit down is going to have to pick it up and irrevocably compromise his immune system.
Democrats in the conference committee could try to attach a payroll tax cut before sending it to the House and Senate, but that might irrevocably compromise the $1 trillion measure, ruining any chance of a long-term solution to spending wars that pop up every half-year.
Their identity was compromised last February, when they traded Shawn Marion for O'Neal, and changed irrevocably when the team forced out D'Antoni last spring.
It is this revelation that has muddied the supposition that, however difficult the route, Israelis and Palestinians were moving irrevocably towards some final compromise.Conventional wisdom and this newspaper held that Mr Barak and Mr Arafat had been within touching distance of such a compromise at the Camp David summit in July.
Comments: Loveless lasting marriage of convenience; shrank the state (sometimes irrevocably); significantly improved the economic outlook; government by ideology or inertia (often without compromise); Union (just) maintained, EU/global status diminished".
