Sentence examples for work is compromised from inspiring English sources

Still, everyone's work is compromised.

But everyone's work is compromised, especially the tenor Neil Shicoff's, who has it in him to sing a splendid Manrico.

But everyone's work is compromised, especially that of the tenor Neil Shicoff, who has it in him to sing a splendid Manrico.

Directed by the British filmmaker Kevin Allen ("Twin Town," "The Big Tease"), "Agent Cody Banks 2," which opens today nationwide, is full of chase sequences and comic battles, but Mr. Allen's work is compromised by an apparent inability to match his shots in a spatially coherent fashion.

TN patients may display a haggard facial expression and depressive mood, as their quality of life and ability to work is compromised.

When knowledge workers are pressed too hard, the intimate connection between workers and their work is compromised and many things go wrong.

(Mr. Lonergan disavowed one such screenplay, "Analyze This," when his work was compromised by committee. No matter that it starred Robert DeNiro and turned out to be a huge hit).

But he is driven to distraction by his mother's deteriorating mental state, and his work ethic is compromised by his compassion for the families whose lives were so casually destroyed by the murdered man.

The work of withdrawal is compromised with an unresolved tension brought about through the paradox of legitimating illicit drug use in one context (the medical) when it is not legitimate in another context (the sociopolitical).

Thus the cue word is mapped to the concern rather than activating a new search for a specific memory, and working memory capacity is compromised, limiting the resources available to conduct a search for a specific event.

Perhaps they are playing too much rugby and the work on fitness and skill is compromised so they can survive the playing demands.