Sentence examples for by jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

By proposing to cut off all of Indiana's Medicaid funding, it is the Obama administration that is acting dangerously by jeopardizing the health care of women.

And curtailing antibiotic use in food animals, as Mr. Kristof advocates, could endanger human health by jeopardizing the health of animals.

Indeed, by jeopardizing the country's fiscal health, the Bush tax cuts may have helped prevent long-term interest rates from falling in tandem with short-term rates.

But he does so by violating every precept of good entrepreneurship — by jeopardizing his company and his investment and all his personal wealth for the welfare of his employees.

But it added that the city should not "undercut those goals by jeopardizing Detroit's most important cultural institution and the economic, educational and other significant benefits it brings to the city and the region".

Similar ads ran against other House members who were holding up the Homeland Security funding, accusing them of being "willing to put our security at risk by jeopardizing critical security funding".

Separate questioning by law enforcement and public health investigators may lead to conflicting statements by the interviewee, jeopardizing the admissibility of those statements in subsequent judicial proceedings.

The quality habitat required by these fisheries is jeopardized by wetland loss caused by anthropogenic factors, subsidence, coastal erosion and sea-level rise.

Judge Rhodes questioned whether the bankruptcy filing by itself jeopardized the employee pensions.

Imagine Hughes jeopardizing everything by contradicting Van Vechten: "Listen, Carlo.

Scott Lazo, Southbridge's coach, accused the Tantasqua coach of not properly training his team and jeopardizing them by not forfeiting.