Sentence examples for be seriously jeopardized from inspiring English sources

Lake Mead is still eight feet above the level at which rationing could go into effect in Nevada and Arizona, and well above the levels at which Hoover Dam's hydroelectric output might be seriously jeopardized.

As a result of the economic incentive that cable systems have to delete, reposition, or not carry local broadcast signals, coupled with the absence of a requirement that such systems carry local broadcast signals, the economic viability of free local broadcast television and its ability to originate quality local programming will be seriously jeopardized.

In patients with low systolic BP, renal perfusion might be seriously jeopardized when a vasodilator is added, leading to increased risks of worsening renal function.

"The one-child policy, in contrast, will surpass them in impact by its role in creating a society with a seriously undermined family and kin structure, and a whole generation of future elderly and their children whose well-being will be seriously jeopardized".

If a litigant's mere desire to punish a confidential source were enough to force a reporter to disclose the source's identity, then journalism would be seriously jeopardized and laws protecting it would be gutted.

Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said today that the nation's "overall economic performance will be seriously jeopardized" unless Congress slows the growth of Medicare and redesigns the program to make patients more sensitive to costs.

As a result, uniformity and predictability - the twin goals of any legal system were seriously jeopardized.

That recovery was seriously jeopardized by the mishap that befell him as a participant in the Doctors Riot.

But I submit that the position of Salman Rushdie (and Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and Molly Norris, and others) is even more difficult: their very lives continue are seriously jeopardized by the very freedoms he suggests that he upholds.

On top of that, economists warn that any chance the Japanese economy has of turning around, slim as they may be, is seriously jeopardized by the slowdown in the U.S. economy.

Sales of ZTE network equipment to smaller U.S. carriers have already been seriously jeopardized after the FCC adopted a measure in April to bar wireless carriers from using federal subsidies to buy telecommunications gear made by Huawei and ZTE.