Sentence examples for it compromised the from inspiring English sources

The term has had great historical importance because the Nestorians, who stressed the independence of the divine and human natures in Christ, opposed its use, on the ground that it compromised the human nature of Christ, and held that the more accurate and proper term for Mary was Christotokos ("Christ-Bearer").

I also believe it compromised the CIA's ability to carry out its mission of defending our homeland while damaging relations with countries who dared to aid the United States in its war against al Qaeda.

None of this was privatisation, none of it compromised the basic principles of the NHS.

Lack of knowledge about safe quantities of foxglove and how to administer it compromised the plant's efficacy, Kent says.

She added: "It was insensitive, it compromised the family, compromised his dignity and it should have never been done".

How "lossy" could a compression method afford to be before it compromised the quality of a 4K picture?

It compromises the integrity of the University, its tradition of intellectual freedom and the trust placed in its members.

Eventually, it compromises the integrity of blade surfaces.

"The chef gets frustrated because he feels it compromises the dish," the waiter explained.

If precision is not maximised at this stage in the process it compromises the credibility of the standards design process.

I believe a fresh approach will fail if it compromises the company's experience and expertise.