Sentence examples for perceived compromise from inspiring English sources

She is clearly flustered at seeing him and afraid of the perceived compromise.

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The deal brokered in Geneva represents a major political victory for the new president, who faces opposition at home from hard-liners opposed to any perceived compromise with the West.

He understood that bullies perceive compromise as weakness and that circumstances may allow for only one resolution.

While phone calls were perceived to compromise safety by 34% of the users, texting was perceived to compromise safety by 84% of the users.

Participants were not asked to disclose their testing behaviour, their HIV status or any other information that could be perceived to compromise confidentiality.

The introduction of a "shared" clinical dataset can be perceived to compromise the quality of instrumentation and may threaten professional autonomy.

The DVD commentary tracks for both those films feature sustained and bitter arguments between Soderbergh and his respective screenwriters, who berate him for every perceived distortion or compromise.

Pro-democracy leaders and advocates who look to the U.S. for leadership and support for their cause will perceive such compromises as legitimizing demands of authoritarian regimes, taking away the hope for change and the belief in the ideals of freedom and democracy for which America stands.

"But I do not want us to be left in a position where our integrity is perceived to be compromised".

However, in the absence of sound, disorder compromised perceived personal safety in the virtual environment.