Sentence examples for from being jeopardized from inspiring English sources

Instead, they represent an act of rebellion to prevent clubs and dance venues from being jeopardized by hetero-normative types--an attitude that partially informs the EP's title.

A long-term deal that would keep the Festival of the Arts in Laguna Beach is being jeopardized by protests from a tennis club that opposes the city's plans to move a pair of popular courts to make room for an expansion.

"No one's health is being jeopardized," Lockett said.

What beliefs are being jeopardized?

Now it's being jeopardized by Republicans.

As a result, the sustainable provision of goods and services from forests is jeopardized.

A Justice Department official said prosecutors withheld disclosure of Warsame's plea out of concerns that their ability to obtain information from him could have been jeopardized had court documents been unsealed earlier.

"Any semblance of a fair trial was jeopardized from the outset by a string of irregularities in the judicial process and his arbitrary, incommunicado detention," they group said.

Rapid access to rehabilitation programs for all individuals who sustain a stroke should never be jeopardized from an ethical, biological, clinical or administrative point of view.

If this occurs, disbursement of fellowship, assistantship, or other aid money may be affected and any loans in deferment from prior degree programs could be jeopardized.

In March of 1965, when it appeared that Dr. Martin Luther King's march from Selma to Montgomery would be jeopardized by the hostile resistance of the Ku Klux Klan and other militant Southern segregationists, Moore and Fauntroy organized a series of demonstrations in front of the White House, demanding that President Johnson send federal troops to protect the marchers.