Sentence examples for but jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

"But jeopardizing national security has been her main concern".

Dr. Goldstein said he faced a "moral dilemma": turning away students who may have nowhere else to go, or continually expanding enrollments but jeopardizing quality.

Senator Fitzgerald said, "We do need more domestic production of energy but jeopardizing our drinking water would be too high a price to pay".

As a result, TEA accelerates setting of cement paste but jeopardizes strength of concrete.

It is found that, both RAP and high modulus agents can improve the dynamic modulus and rutting stability of asphalt concrete but jeopardize the thermal cracking resistance and fatigue cracking resistance of recycled asphalt concrete.

Despite herculean efforts by the U.S. National Science Foundation to minimize the impact of human activities in recent decades, people can hardly help but jeopardize the study areas that draw them here.

You damage not only yourself, but jeopardize the entire movement.

The implementation of the United States' current strategy focuses on short-term goals but jeopardizes long-term foreign policy and national security goals.

Yet -- for far too many Americans -- that vision is limited by drug use, which not only diminishes the potential of the individual, but jeopardizes families, communities and neighborhoods.

However, this service appears to be called upon in particular by general practitioners, and much less often by specialists in hospitals who often call on their direct colleagues, which may be more practical and private but jeopardizes independence.

In 1998 the four ITER parties decided to investigate a smaller and cheaper (50% cost) machine design with reduced technical objective but without jeopardizing the programmatic objective.