Sentence examples for widely compromised from inspiring English sources

"Apple Pay uses a form of tokenization, but the problems in the past with Apple Pay stemmed from lax enrollment procedures at banks and a reliance on static data elements [such as Social Security numbers or birth dates] for authentication when these data elements are widely compromised and for sale on just about all Americans".

In human disease, myocardial ischemia usually occurs in different patterns, this various patterns of ischemic myocardial necrosis occur for the most part against the background of a coronary circulation widely compromised by stenosing atherosclerosis [ 31, 32].

To confirm this preliminary observation, we examined foxi3a-positive epidermal IC progenitors in an antimorphic allele of mind bomb mutants (mibta52b), which fails in lateral inhibition due to widely compromised Notch signaling and results in premature differentiation of neural progenitors and neuron mass-production [30], [31].

Even at collaborating sites, we found that the views of individual physicians vary widely, which compromised recruitment but confirmed our belief that this study would have importance in informing future reorganisations of trauma systems.

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.

In addition, the government propaganda machine has been widely employed to compromise the referendum.

Very few people in the football world understood the absolute multi-nationality of match-fixing and the ability of match-fixers like Perumal to roam widely internationally to compromise players, officials and administrators almost at will".

This kind of resistance has been widely shown to compromise E. coli at a slower rate of growth when compared to that of the sensitive parental strains [8], [17], [18], probably because most mutations disturb carbon metabolism [8].

MyEtherWallet, one of the internet's most popular services for managing cryptocurrencies, suffered a serious security issue for the second time this year after a widely-used VPN service was compromised for five hours.

Republicans tilt more toward saying leaders should stick to their beliefs (41% to 32%), while Democrats more widely endorse compromise (by 59% to 18%).

Most wretched, from Israel's point of view, is the possibility of an emerging consensus among Europeans on the Palestine vote at the UN; they may offer the Palestinians some kind of statehood ("the Vatican option" is a widely touted compromise), albeit without full membership at this stage.At street level, many Egyptians were delighted by the assault on the embassy.