Why? Presumably, because to nominate fewer might jeopardize the contractual commitment to CBS to produce so many musical "entertainments".
In nanotechnology, the drift of matter over only a few nanometers can jeopardize the performance of a device.
Poor weaning diets with too much bulk, too little variety, too much water, too little protein and too few micronutrients will jeopardize the child's development and nutritional status.
The closure of the upstate plants "would jeopardize fewer than 2,000 jobs" while a "peer-reviewed study" he has done "about converting New York State to 100percentt clean, renewable energy -which is entirely possible now--would create a net of approximately 82,000 good, long-term jobs".
Unfortunately, the appearance of even very few memory faults may jeopardize the correctness of the computational results.
The delay, which a White House official said would be only a few days, will not jeopardize the operations of the government, as last summer's impasse over the debt ceiling did.
The University of Richmond and Brock Turner's father seemed to agree- why let a few minutes of "action" jeopardize the rest of the accused's life?
For example, extreme weather conditions may result in a loss of large amount of wind power within a few minutes, thus jeopardizing the reliability and the security of the power system operation [1].
Our data indicate that diet adherence is good, and because deviations are few, they are unlikely to jeopardize study results.
If institutions acquired very large positions in a few U.S. companies, they would jeopardize the diversification objectives of their clients by dramatically increasing the risk of a large loss.
