Sentence examples for change jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

The impact of this change jeopardizes advances in health care provision that have taken years to achieve.

The group issued a report contending that by causing fires and drought, species extinction and migration, and increased risks of diseases, climate change jeopardizes the parks.

While climate change jeopardizes our very existence, inactivity threatens the health and well-being of our children; about one-third of American kids are overweight.

Dan Newman, a political consultant for the Newsom initiative, said the change jeopardizes attempts to toughen the law.

Ignoring the science of climate change jeopardizes the safety of our families, just as we would be putting them in harm's way if we ignored the warnings of a coming storm.

What they overlook, however, is that market forces such as low natural gas prices are unpredictable and the fortuitous dynamics that have allowed substantial carbon reductions in the U.S. could change, jeopardizing further progress.

A coalition of leading non-governmental organizations claim the changes "jeopardize freedom of expression and freedom of property" and create "an uneven election environment".

City leaders also say the proposed changes jeopardize their ability to keep the city financially stable and settle contracts with city workers.

It fears that water shortages caused by climate change may jeopardize the company's very existence in the coming decades by making cotton too expensive or scarce.

But climate change could jeopardize these gains.

But Mr. Sessions faces an uphill battle because Senate leaders want their colleagues to pass the House version of the bill, which contains that provision, without any amendments, saying any changes could jeopardize the entire legislation.