Sentence examples for enough to jeopardize the from inspiring English sources
Anxious enough to jeopardize the Oslo accords?
Soccer may ultimately find that it simply is not important enough to jeopardize the Union.
A complete report might have an impact on the public great enough to jeopardize, the CIA's present policies.
The offer from the city was sweet enough to jeopardize the rewards of decades of tedious surgery — gutted transmissions, mix-and-match motor parts, skeletons of abandoned cars.
"We will need additional money," Mr. Bolten said, but he added it would not be enough to jeopardize the objective of reducing the deficit by half.
It must be significant enough to jeopardize the survival of at least one industry leader and widespread enough to influence every company in the industry.
When doing dynamic measurement using an electromechanical transducer for both sensing and actuating simultaneously, loading effect of the transducer is obviously large enough to jeopardize measurement accuracy.
CAPE TOWN, 10 April 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund warned today that the world is experiencing vaccine shortages serious enough to jeopardize immunization programmes for children in both developing and industrialized countries.
UNICEF says vaccine supply at risk CAPE TOWN, 10 April 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund warned today that the world is experiencing vaccine shortages serious enough to jeopardize immunization programmes for children in both developing and industrialized countries.
by subject by region by title by date Author: UNICEF Price: Available as a PDF only No. of pages: 4 Publication date: 2002 Publisher: UNICEF Languages: English French Spanish The world is experiencing vaccine shortages serious enough to jeopardize immunization programmes for children.
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