Sentence examples for danger or jeopardize from inspiring English sources

As it did with the Afghan war logs, The Times has redacted or withheld any documents that would put lives in danger or jeopardize continuing military operations.

As it did with secret documents released in August by WikiLeaks covering six years of the war in Afghanistan, The Times redacted or withheld any documents that would put lives in danger or jeopardize continuing military operations.

Corporations have constitutional rights, but it may be difficult for Microsoft to show that it has an unfettered right to inform customers about a government inquiry that involves their information when that could present a danger to public safety or jeopardize an investigation.

"None of them wanted to die or jeopardize their safety.

We don't want to hinder progress or jeopardize our market.

These could be viruses that could harm your computer or jeopardize your email account.

So far, he has been rebuffed by department officials, who have said that exposing the source or the source's work could put him and his contacts in danger and jeopardize international intelligence partnerships.

Across the city, industry executives said deals had been scuttled or jeopardized because of the scandal.

But is m--learning supporting or jeopardizing learning in classrooms?

Furthermore, it exposes students to legal repercussions, or jeopardizes their enrollment at the university.

Excessive immune activation has long been known to compromise pregnancy success and activation of the innate immune system by pathogen-derived danger signals can jeopardize fetal survival (Parant and Chedid, 1964, Xu et al., 2000).