Stray particles a few microns wide could compromise the integrity of a circuit board of a nuclear weapon.
You ask Dr Nigel Chapman, a national assessor, and he'll tell you women's hips are made for childbearing and are therefore naturally wider which compromises our ability to run as quickly as men".
More broadly, explains Lynch, is that Darktrace is based on the premise that all major company networks are likely already compromised, in the literal sense, or are wide open to compromise.
Owing to the high value of business data, sophisticated cyber-attacks targeting enterprise networks have become more prominent, with attackers trying to penetrate deeper into and reach wider from the compromised machines.
The Reinvent the Toilet Challenge of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is set to develop affordable, next-generation sanitary systems that can ensure safe treatment and wide accessibility without compromise on sustainable use of natural resources and the environment.
After all, in the example provided above, wider interests were compromised: traffic may have been disturbed by the fighting, the small children of other neighbors may have been watching, publicly funded hospitals may have been called on to treat the injured, reports of the fight may have made their way into the news media bringing down house prices, etc.
These system-wide communication failures compromise patient care.
In court, the N.C.A.A. and sports leagues have argued that wider sports betting would compromise their image and offer a powerful temptation for their athletes to fix games.
Around the same time, when President Donald Trump attempted to strip away DACA recipients legal protections, legislators and commentators likewise believed Congress would be able to find a bipartisan solution for those affected, and maybe even compromise on wider immigration reforms.
Negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme in Baghdad have gone into a second day, amid wide differences over a compromise deal aimed at defusing tensions in the Middle East.
