Otherwise comprehension and memory are jeopardized.
Therefore, although it seems the "attitude" domain is considered essential for genetics education of GPs (i.e., case-based learning with medical ethical problems), effective implementation of genetics education may be jeopardized if too much attention is paid to this area.
If you're looking beyond securing the nomination too much, you are jeopardizing your chances of winning the nomination," he said.
But this oversight, too, is jeopardized by the severe penalties suffered by Chelsea Manning and the label of traitor pasted on Edward Snowden.
So I decided to speak about Paige; about her murder; about what it means to be young, black, beautiful, and transgender; about how our entire system fails us; and about how even when we defend ourselves and stand our ground, our lives, too, can be jeopardized.
The resolution by the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations said that nearly two million workers' pensions had been jeopardized since 1980 by employers who make too heavy use of pension money for business purposes.
While Amazon claims that test buys can be refunded via their A to Z policy, there are limits to how many cases each customer can file, and some merchants fear that their accounts could be jeopardized as a result of making too many claims, and opt to eat the loses rather than risk it.
"Well, this agreement that helps middle-class families, senior citizens and those who have been looking for work is too important to be jeopardized by political rivalries between Republicans in the House and Republicans in the Senate".
Economic security would also be jeopardized.
If it is too generic, the classification is jeopardized by the lack of information in the decision making process.
Advocates for crime victims worry that Mr. Raemisch is moving too fast and that public safety could be jeopardized.
