Sentence examples for really compromise from inspiring English sources

"This is very emotional music," says Shantel. "It's something you cannot really compromise on".

It also shouldn't really compromise the fact that it will be the perfect accessory to Nike's self-lacing Back to the Future trainers, scheduled for release later this year.

Because he held that the reason for believing mathematics is that it is needed as part of physical theory, his reasons for believing in numbers and the like are not in principle different from those for believing in electrons; thus, Quine's Platonism does not really compromise his physicalism.

These sub-lethal doses of radiation are unlikely to really compromise the animal using in vivo micro-CT for longitudinal studies.

As TechCrunch columnist Danny Crichton pointed out in a recent post, Uber arrogance hasn't helped defuse this situation, but then you can't really compromise when it comes to disruption.

MR: Yeah, the country genre's opened up, though you guys don't really compromise that much.

"Our future is really compromised yet we live in the same way," he said.

But I think the friends of mine who have slipped out babies post-40 have really compromised.

But what really compromises the Administration's crusade against corporate "malfeance," as the President recently called it, is something that goes beyond the ironies of Bush's résumé (and the irony of his sudden embrace of moral relativism).

But Melina Laboucan Massimo believes that "there's so much crossover between government and industry within Alberta that it really compromises the ability for them to regulate".

I understand from parents who I've spoken with that that particular $9,000 school (there are a limited few across the country now) has not really compromised much, and that donations have come into the school, through the board and private "big machers" (the Donald Trumps of the yeshiva elite who prioritize yeshiva education).