Sentence examples for it's compromising from inspiring English sources

An exhausting tour schedule isn't just wearing on the bodies and minds of DJs either Gartner thinks it's compromising the music itself.

How the transformation happened is rarely remembered, in part because it's compromising: it recalls the mainstream when the mainstream was, say, rabidly homophobic or racist in a way it no longer is; and it recalls that power comes from the shadows and the margins, that our hope is in the dark around the edges, not the limelight of centre stage.

Now it is compromising Turkey's attempt to play a greater role in its region, particularly as Syria implodes.

Rather, it is compromising with each other and submitting to each other's ideas, thoughts, or methods.

"I'm afraid I have to end our engagement for it is compromising my Art.

"It is compromising the ability of the provider community to continue to deliver proper care," he said.

The Republican energy came from the House, and it was compromising with a Democratic president who embarrassed the Republicans over shutting down the government.

But now, the feud may have reached a boiling point, with accusations that it is compromising the quality of law enforcement here and that the State Police unfairly restrict the free speech rights of officers.

This week, she bemoans the perception that being a good parent and worker isn't an option: "It fosters the assumption that those of us who are doing it are compromising somewhere along the line".

Ruth Isden, Age UK public services programme manager, said there was an "absolute need" to reform the funding of social care as it was compromising the care given to older people across the country.

A lot of it is compromising for artists.