Sentence examples for it could compromise from inspiring English sources

In France, a Foreign Ministry spokesman urged Israel not to implement its plan, saying it could compromise the search for peace.

He was vague on whether Russia's deliveries had included a sophisticated S-300 air missile system — of particular concern to Israel because it could compromise its ability to strike Syria from the air and because those missiles can hit deep inside Israeli territory.

Also, avoid pouring boiling water onto your hardware floor as it could compromise its structure.

"It could compromise our judgment in the field," he answered.

"If you're in the get-to-the-podium business, it could compromise your judgment".

Google, based in Mountain View, Calif., is fighting the request, saying it could compromise trade secrets.

Its new duties could draw it into political fights that could compromise its independence.

Because virility was so slippery — because every virile quality, if taken too far, could compromise it — a "denigrating attitude toward women turn[ed] out to be easier to hold and to develop than the construction of a model of virility based on positive masculine values".

He declined to say how many officers were involved in transporting and protecting the guest, saying it was information that could compromise the LAPD's security method.

Ignoring the plan it laid out in June could compromise the credibility of its other promises, such as its commitment not to raise short-term interest rates until unemployment falls at least to 6.5%.But the mere prospect of fewer bond purchases has already brought a sharp tightening in financial conditions.

The 8-7 defeat Saturday to the last-place Chicago Cubs was crushing, not only because of how or when it happened, but also because it exposed a weakness that could compromise the Dodgers World Seriess ambitions.