Sentence examples for discussion jeopardizes from inspiring English sources
It may well be possible that authors discuss limitations because it is required by journal policies and worry that too open discussion jeopardizes the chances of acceptance.
This undermined the position of the Justice Department, which had argued that such public discussions could jeopardize the F.B.I.'s criminal investigation.
He had initially given his name but later insisted on anonymity because he was concerned about jeopardizing discussions with law firms that had offered him positions last fall.
The Polish bill, it continued, "jeopardizes the free and open discussion of the part of the Polish people in the persecution of the Jews at the time".
Instead of perceiving acknowledgment of limitations negatively, authors, reviewers and editors should recognize the potential of a frank and unbiased discussion of study limitations that should not jeopardize acceptance of manuscripts.
Aides to Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Corzine declined to divulge any details of their discussions for fear of jeopardizing the delicate negotiations.
Northern Rock has urged shareholders to vote down the proposal, saying it would limit management's flexibility and could jeopardize takeover discussions with the potential buyers.
Citigroup and Wells Fargo are continuing talks over several principles that could pave the way for a compromise, like carving Wachovia into parts, according to a person close to the situation who did not want to jeopardize the discussions.
And Robinson has met with developers attempting to work with Wal-Mart in the city, according to a person familiar with the arrangement, who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid jeopardizing future discussions with the chain.
Safety alerts may warrant investigation by the study team to determine relatedness to study activities through discussion with participants and discreet gathering of information in the community (without jeopardizing participant confidentiality).
