Sentence examples for can further jeopardize from inspiring English sources

Treatment with nitrites carries significant risk of hypotension and methemoglobinemia, which can further jeopardize tissue oxygen delivery.

It could further jeopardize Nigeria's oil production, already reduced by as much as a quarter since 2006.

Falling below that would further jeopardize the already weak credit ratings of Japanese banks and raise their costs.

The travel practices of two theater commanders, which prompted Pentagon investigations this year, may further jeopardize the perks.

But if he cuts too deep, he will further jeopardize China's energy interests overseas.

The newspaper withheld the specific details discussed in order not to further jeopardize the intelligence.

In fact, one can be generally "pro-Israel" and still deplore the Netanyahu government's conduct for the simple fact that it will likely provoke further attacks on Israel, and further jeopardize the well being of ordinary Israeli citizens, who, like most Palestinians, simply wish to live their lives in peace.

Together with S. pneumoniae nonvaccine serotype replacement, these effects may further jeopardize the net health benefit of vaccinations with PCV.

But can those authoritarian instincts, nurtured during the papacy of John Paul II, be softened without further jeopardizing his own authority?

A15 The latest disclosures appear to be further jeopardizing the Clintons' standing among Democrats.

If you are being audited, amending may also send the wrong signal, further jeopardizing your position.