Sentence examples for work compromised from inspiring English sources

But if "Semyon Kotko" is an arresting yet flawed work, compromised by censors and politics, it's in pretty heady company, from Mozart to Verdi.

The researchers are not immune to infection, and when Jessamine is kidnapped and her work compromised, Ryan forces himself to rethink all their theories about the origins of evil.

He argued that such work compromised a firm's independence, and two of the Big Five firms, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young, said they were willing to work with the S.E.C.

In the case of The Fountainhead, it's not so much Roark – a tortured genius somewhere between Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright – who's the special attraction, although it's hard not to warm to an architect who, rather than see his work compromised, breaks into a building site and lays the dynamite charges to blow it up.

The very fact that the oil and gas industry paid for the work compromised my integrity for being a balanced documentary filmmaker in the eyes of the people calling me out.

As mentioned before, however, there is no evidence that part-time work compromises continuity and quality of care [e.g. [ 17, 18]].

Given that part-time work is becoming more common, and that there is no evidence that part-time work compromises quality of care, one may expect that the attitudes towards working part-time among medical specialists have changed as well.

For cities to work, compromises have to be struck and coalitions assembled.

There is hard work, compromise, sacrifice, heartbreaking and trying times, soul-searching, faith-leaping and, yes, dream-fulfilling, pinch yourself moments, too.

Still, everyone's work is compromised.

But the momentum of the work felt compromised, especially in the vast first movement.