Sentence examples for consequently jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

More important, by arming the rebels, Mr. Obama is not only placing the United States in an open proxy war with Russia and Iran, but also raising the stakes and consequently jeopardizing broader and more valuable American interests.

It is hypothesized that modern plant breeding reduces genetic diversity in elite cultivars, consequently jeopardizing future crop improvement [ 5].

They felt that if they did not, co-workers would be overwhelmed and, consequently, jeopardize patients' health care: "I have told them [the managers]: I don't do this [work overtime] for you.

Accessing ANC only after a pregnancy is visible reduces the number of ANC visits a woman can make prior to childbirth, and, consequently jeopardizes her ability to receive all recommended services.

On the other hand, one disadvantage is that many of these musicians still work day jobs -- some of them in government offices -- and consequently may jeopardize their jobs by going public with their feelings.

Now the boy is jeopardizing everything".

Am I jeopardizing my lease?

However, nonadherence is common, jeopardizing graft survival.

You may be jeopardizing your friendship.

These analogies can raise same doubt on the supposed role of angiogenesis in terms of preserving the function of a threatened inner ear: even this organ could be further damaged by microvascular disorders and/or mechanical changes able to jeopardize its architecture and consequently its function.

Another, who had not been teaching HHR prior to the TTT course, reported that he became more vocal about human rights violations, and consequently promotions were denied and his position of employment became jeopardized.