Sentence examples for seen as compromised from inspiring English sources

Rumor is powerful in places where the formal news sources are seen as compromised.

But as Collins noted Thursday, that can carry a reputational risk for NIH, because the research might be seen as compromised by industry interests.

People with disability were not the only ones to be spluttering over their chocolate – family GPs were also in for a surprise by the revelation that they were seen as compromised by their relationships to patients and at risk of doing something that's "not valid" when assessing whether patients were fit to work.

She said that Commander Nezaami's men threw her into a truck and took her to the home of one of his subcommanders, Sakhi Dad, whose brother was the father of the girl whose honor was seen as compromised by Lal Bibi's distant cousin.

Both underweight and obese body sizes were termed "weak"; such people were seen as compromised in their family and religious duties as well as predisposed to ill health.

What Gertz describes as complex, others see as compromised.

The commission, for its part, seems to have little time for the API, which it sees as compromised in its attempts to set technical standards by its role as an advocate for the industry as a whole.

A week's worth of handwringing about MLS's back-room solutions has given way to something remarkable – something those disturbed by the way the USA midfielder Jermaine Jones ended up in New England see as compromised.

They are seen as too compromised by links with the Inland Revenue.

On August 17th the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, called Mr Hazare's hunger strike "totally misconceived".But he has become a focus of discontent about a government widely seen as fatally compromised by corruption.

There were many I talked to on election day who had never voted before, not from passivity, but because the elections were seen as so compromised by the Mubarak regime.