compromising

IPA: kˈɑmprʌmaɪzɪŋ

Examples of "compromising" in Sentences

He continually puts himself in compromising situations with the man who will be known as Wolverine.
Or is that the guy who rearranges the Nativity scene to put the donkey and Mary in compromising positions?
Some in the Lutheran tradition were shocked to see their leaders make what they described as a compromising move.
Investigators say Hunt threatened to release what she called compromising photos of Duggar and Garrett if she wasn't paid $10,000.
They may have made what they call compromising discoveries about Monsieur de Sallenauve; but what is the value of those discoveries?
To try to take the whole pie like Republicans have instead of compromising is going to lead the voters to take this power away from Republicans.
Newsweek's editor was targeted this spring by an internet campaign that used surreptitiously recorded footage showing him, as well as opposition politicians, in compromising situations.
But history also shows that presidents have revived their fortunes during times of divided government (if that is what Nov. 2 brings) when both parties have a political stake in compromising to get things done.
Higuri and Wada have a great time parodying all the clichés of shoujo and boys-love manga: The guys are constantly striking poses with their guns and winding up in compromising situations together, and the girl is so adorable and puppylike that by volume 2 Higuri has started drawing her with ears and a tail.