Sentence examples for crisis jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

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The financial crisis jeopardized the agencies' privileged position.

Beyond preparedness and response UNICEF will strengthen efforts to identify and reduce risks of children with disabilities and their families that are greatly affected by humanitarian crises jeopardizing an early and sustainable recovery.

He said, "As long as it's benign and contained, the Pentagon can deal with the photo crisis without jeopardizing the secret program.

Five years after instituting a sweeping overhaul in the wake of sexual and physical abuse scandals at Texas youth lockups, a senior lawmaker is again calling the situation at the facilities a crisis that jeopardizes the safety of youths.

We fear the global economic crisis will jeopardize the life-saving success.

"No" to stopping the reckless trading on Wall Street that created our economic crisis and jeopardized your savings and investments.

But right now, rising utility bills are quietly creating a crisis that jeopardizes the future of housing for our most vulnerable citizens.

"congested highways, overflowing sewers, and corroding bridges" were creating a "looming crisis that jeopardizes our nation's prosperity and our quality of life".

Even members of her own party attacked her with a ferocity unseen during the slowly unfolding crisis, saying she was jeopardizing European unity.

But beyond this lies a grander goal -- to learn the lessons of the 1930's, above all how to ensure that economic crisis never again jeopardizes political stability.