Sentence examples for that will compromise from inspiring English sources

They accuse the king's organization, the National Movement for Simeon II, of promising short-term relief that will compromise long-term development.

The job of a chef is to figure out how much can be done in advance that will compromise the end result least.

To coordinate the laying of the Freedom Tower cornerstone with the Republican National Convention in New York next summer is an unrealistic goal that will compromise the success of all our efforts.

With a widening divide between the economic and productivity of the wealthy north and the spendthrift south, he and others added, Europe is easily looking at a lost decade — one that will compromise its economic and soft power as other regions grow stronger.

Rees is at pains to stress that the Helsinki Group is not calling for "special measures for women that will compromise science".

Look for things that will compromise the shooters ability to see, breathe and control their weapon.

"This is a problem that is industrywide that ultimately will compromise the editorial identity of the Web sites," she said.

Testing is required to determine whether it is a viable method that will not compromise data on Farook's iPhone.

In addition, there is a growing appreciation that prelaunch spacecraft cleaning protocols will be required to reduce the levels of biogenic signature molecules on spacecraft to levels that will not compromise life-detection experiments on landers.

"The concern from current Exeter students is that Exeter will compromise their courses.

"The aim is to increase pressure so that Iran will compromise in the upcoming nuclear talks on May 23," he said.