Sentence examples for long compromised from inspiring English sources

The governments of the European Union, which long compromised with Mr. Milosevic, have been swift and trenchant in backing the Yugoslav opposition leader, Vojislav Kostunica, in his electoral victory.

The policy consequences that stem from illegitimate political power have long compromised the American political system.

And life seems like one long compromise.

The No. 7 subway line extension has been one long compromise since 2002.

Sen. Barbara Boxer is also pleased with the language of the Senate's abortion compromise: "Senator Reid did an excellent job of crafting language that maintains the decades long compromise of no federal funds for abortion, while allowing a woman to use her own private funds for her reproductive health care.

Rosenstein's boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, had long ago compromised himself in this matter — to the point where he had to recuse himself from the investigation.

Though Egypt's position had long been compromised by its economic frailty and failing diplomatic might, it remained an anchor of the region in an alliance with Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

It's not hard to conclude that, as a result, the president, wittingly or not, has long been compromised by a hostile foreign power, even if Mueller did not conclude that Trump colluded or conspired with the Russians.

"And, you have the impact on children's lungs in the long term — compromised lung function is a major predictor of future health problems".

Together, these findings imply that there is a coordinate dysregulation of proteins that are related to cell structure, signaling, metabolism, and mitochondrial function which underlie long-term compromised cellular function in the frontal cortex and NAc following chronic cocaine exposure.

Thus, it appears to be problematic to draw conclusions about autophagic functions in developmentally older atg mutants, due to secondary effects of their long-term, compromised cellular homeostasis.