Sentence examples for own compromised from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband has accused David Cameron of being "hamstrung" in the phone hacking scandal because of his own "compromised" position over his decision to hire Andy Coulson as his director of communications.

What the men really desire is to annihilate their own compromised selves.

Other victims, like large financial institutions and money managers, do not want to sue because it could reveal their own compromised behavior.

"Tyson wished it had paid less, especially in view of its own compromised 2001 performance and IBP's slow 2001 results," Judge Strine wrote in a 148-page ruling.

Personal responsibility, which means confronting the consequences of one's own compromised morality, is a recurrent theme in his writing about history and his literature.

He cut her off, leaning forward and glaring: "Because it's not useful to me!" Wrestling with his own compromised corporeal material, he said, is a much more uncertain business.

Even if it's his own compromise".

Now they find themselves consumed by their own compromises.

But the secular world has its own compromises and blind spots.

Professor Tobias Kollmann from the University of Duisburg-Essen has also put forward his own compromise paper.

Worse, he preached at others to live as he did not, while berating them for their own compromises and complexities.