Sentence examples for and thereby jeopardize the from inspiring English sources

The respiratory tract is subjected to a variety of environmental stresses, including oxidizing gases, particulates, and airborne microorganisms, that together, may injure structural and functional lung components and thereby jeopardize the primary lung function of gas exchange.

The data obtained require careful interpretation, because nonspecific binding processes during the pull-down experiments may introduce artifacts and thereby jeopardize the quality and validity of the end results regarding the eventual protein binding partners identified.

Increasing the femoral head size to 32 mm or more might reduce the thickness of the polyethylene to a critical level and could thereby jeopardize the long-term outcome.

Rather than pressuring Seoul to construct the Jeju naval base and thereby jeopardize both its relationship with China and the economy and environment of a beautiful island, Washington should instead take the advice of Joseph Nye Jr. to rethink how the United States uses its military power ("The way to trim the U.S. military budget," Views, Aug. 6).

They could evaluate and act on policies without having to consider whether the positions they adopt might offend a rich donor, and thereby jeopardize their chances for election or reelection.

Snapple's contract with New York City schools is being closely watched by school districts across the country, particularly as more districts struggle with whether to ban soft drink sales for health concerns and thereby jeopardize lucrative upfront payments and vending commissions that help augment dwindling budgets.

Noise, hearing loss, and electronic signal distortion, which are common problems in military environments, can impair speech intelligibility and thereby jeopardize mission success.

Most often, patients or caretakers 'shop around' in search of treatment and pay considerable amounts of money directly out-of-pocket, which can lead to asset depletion and indebtedness, thereby jeopardizing the future welfare of their households [9] [11].

Because copper is toxic to fish, even minute exposures risk impairing their navigational systems, destroying a salmon's ability to return to its spawning stream, and thereby jeopardizing all of the native communities around Bristol Bay and the region's wildlife that rely on annual salmon returns.

British policy makers are desperate to prevent the sputtering out of what appeared to be an incipient economic revival, and want to prevent the British pound from climbing too high -- making exports more expensive and thereby jeopardizing overall economic growth.

Making more hires would also be a risky course for a consulting firm because if business continued to slow, the firm would be forced to choose between letting profits fall or laying people off and thereby jeopardizing future recruiting efforts.