By 1882, with thousands of immigrants arriving each week, the Times pleaded, "More Water Wanted," adding, "The health of families . . . was jeopardized because sufficient water could not be secured".
D3 The care of many patients with the illness is being seriously jeopardized because nurses and other health care workers are staying away from their jobs out of fear of getting sick themselves, World Health Organization officials said.
The care of many patients with a mysterious respiratory illness is being seriously jeopardized because nurses and other health care workers are staying away from their jobs out of fear of getting sick themselves, officials at the World Health Organization said yesterday.
"We cannot continue to allow our patients' health to be jeopardized by corporate greed," said Dr. Kuffner, a professor of anesthesiology at the University of California at Los Angeles.
In fact, even where systems were found operational, Deuman [89] warned that the reliability of the systems was jeopardized, as O&M ultimately relied on voluntary efforts from the users.
Yet ironically, the most noteworthy result of livestock policies today is that all the livestock systems are jeopardized, including 'sedentary' livestock, as there are now too many cattle to feed all year long on village territories, as a result of which, these cattle are partly incorporated in pastoralists' herds.
If Brown's health becomes jeopardized because of his lack of eating, the prison could seek a court order to force Brown to consume food.
Because of geography that is, because of germs.
We are better because of you.
I was trapped, because of my stupidity.
