Sentence examples for continue to jeopardize from inspiring English sources
Prince's death should give us the opportunity to reframe our understanding of the "opioid epidemic" in ways that help those with addiction, not continue to jeopardize people's treatment and their lives.
"This affirmative decision has not only resulted in poor calls, missed calls and bad game management, but the combination of those deficiencies will only continue to jeopardize player health and safety and the integrity of the game that has taken decades to build".
Nonetheless, ongoing agricultural expansion, timber extraction, and mining continue to jeopardize important forest resources.
Despite global efforts to fight illiteracy, high illiteracy rates continue to jeopardize access for many to basic schooling, life-long learning, health, and environment safety.
Let's give a little hope for the holidays and not continue to jeopardize progress in the fight against cancer!
Beneath the signs of improvement, however, are troublesome issues that continue to jeopardize the enrollment process and individuals' health coverage for next month.
LONDON — The Irish government said on Thursday that it expected to inject billions more euros into two of the largest banks in the country, underscoring the extent to which they continued to jeopardize Ireland's economic condition.
"So, the vestigal cabaret law continues to jeopardize the growth and maturation of America's most imaginative and important contribution to world music".
With his latest remarks, Trump only continues to jeopardize the safety of these communities by sending a message of tolerance to hate groups who do harm against them.
As the race continues and Paul's effortless popularity continues to jeopardize Tracy's once-sure victory, Tracy's frustration drives her to commit an act of sabotage against Paul's campaign by ripping down his posters right before election day.
