Sentence examples for looked compromised from inspiring English sources
Vettel lost the lead briefly after his pit stop on Lap 24 to Button, and his title looked compromised.
Left Bank's chances looked compromised Thursday when another front-runner, Saint Verre, was a last-minute entry in the race.
Admissions officers are under pressure to take such students, but do not want to look compromised.
The likelihood of any further negotiations looks compromised against the backdrop of continued unrest.
Or should Mr Cable, a veteran MP, have known that everything he said to a pair of complete strangers could, in theory, end up becoming public property?The answer, surely, is that both the Telegraph and Mr Cable come out of this looking compromised.
Cons: Impractical closure on Hudson, Walker has limited space, looks compromise utility a bit.
His leadership ambitions look terminally compromised.
Of course FIFA looks deeply compromised this morning by the depressing, farcical events of the last few days and months.
So even if the early stages look heavily compromised this time round, as they did the last time, the final result might prove broadly acceptable.
During the financial crisis, politicians and bank regulators forced both boards to back down on efforts to force banks to take losses on securities whose market values had plunged, leaving both looking somewhat compromised.
But a chastened Nanjing government was already looking to compromise.
