Sentence examples for actually jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

The policy actually jeopardizes public safety by creating entire communities that are reluctant to call the police because of what they see as a lack of police legitimacy.

Violating our privacy in this way actually jeopardizes our safety.

But federal officials have refused to relax the standards, and have said requests submitted by the department could actually jeopardize surveillance efforts by casting doubt on their legality.

But the President had to say "institution," because nobody imagines that the court's decision will actually jeopardize the personal bond between any particular man and any particular woman.

When Becky Boyd was a sales representative for Hewlett-Packard, she stopped bringing her boss along on customer calls because, she said, "he was so stupid he'd actually jeopardize sales".

As a result, a negative rating action can actually jeopardize a company's ability to refinance its debts, or at least its ability to refinance them with reasonable terms and at fair rates.

These policies destabilize the private sector to such an extent that they actually jeopardize chances of any future recovery.

Despite President Donald Trump's Islamophobia-tinged claims that he will protect queer Americans, experts on the LGBTQ community believe the Trump administration could actually jeopardize recent gains.

My family comes before community as well but I'm going to fight to keep perspective on where one is actually jeopardizing the other.

As Snowden planned to release the information he realized what the people needed to say and what would actually jeopardize national security such as U.S. military plans or any secret conversations.

Mr. Rouhani himself suggested that a meeting would have been premature and might actually have jeopardized the longer-term goal of striking an agreement on the nuclear program.