Sentence examples for its compromising from inspiring English sources

All in all, Compaq's unit makes too many compromises in quality; HP's does its compromising in the software.

Humanitarianism is, at its core, about war, and war casts its compromising shadow over humanitarianism's good intentions.

Like many of his fellow freshmen, he had no previous experience of government, and no patience with its compromising ways.

When I contemplate the word "hero", no particular face or figure, no documented life – with its compromising flaws and peccadilloes – comes to mind.

The observed behavior is attributed to the effective low ductility of the constrained binder and its compromising role as the toughening and fatigue-susceptible agent in hardmetals, the latter on the basis that cyclic loading degrades or inhibits toughening mechanisms operative under monotonic loading, i.e. crack bridging and constrained plastic stretching.

It is constantly reinventing its sound without compromising its soul.

He tugs and stretches the sonnet to its limits without compromising its integrity.

Whether I wanted to or not, I learned that you can accept some changes to its form without compromising its intent.

In "Winning Cases, Losing Voters" (Op-Ed, Jan . 26, Paul Starr presents the Democratic Party with the Hobbesian choice of living by its convictions or compromising its principles in order to get more votes.

Public TV then has to compete on quality and engagement, to sustain its audience without compromising its mission.

Additionally, removing the reliance on a protein-encoded transport signal means that the same protein can be targeted to diverse subcellular compartments without risking changing its structure or compromising its function.