Sentence examples for could jeopardize both from inspiring English sources

Editors were reminded not to publish information that could "jeopardize both national security and possibly U.K. personnel".

It concluded, "We are deeply concerned that PBS' poorly considered decision could jeopardize both the meeting of public broadcasting's mission and also stifle the innovation that is crucial to the future of public broadcasting".

"Likewise, I think that the Islamic subjects or the Hindu subjects or the Zoroastrian subjects of the sovereign are of equal and vital importance". In a recent interview with The Times of London, Archbishop John Habgood of York said any move to separate church and state would be "difficult and dangerous" and could jeopardize both the monarchy and the union between England and Scotland.

Not practicing those beliefs could jeopardize both an unborn and infant's health physically as well as mentally, as indicated in the quote below.

Sam Sparks, the United States district judge overseeing the plea bargain hearing last Wednesday, sealed the court records, saying the release of details "could jeopardize the safety of persons both in and out of custody".

A withdrawal could jeopardize those endeavors.

An improvident resolution could jeopardize all that.

Failure to comply with the following could jeopardize your reimbursement.

Such activity could jeopardize the status of your application.

Anything less than full disclosure could jeopardize public health.

Failure to do so could jeopardize his life's work.