Sentence examples for have been jeopardized from inspiring English sources

One tumble, a simple twisted ankle, and a payday of nearly $2 million this Saturday could have been jeopardized.

At the time, Mr. Rohrabacher said that because of what he called laxness by the Clinton administration, "every man, woman and child may well have been jeopardized".

The treaty contains a clause that will allow resumed testing if a signatory's "supreme interests" have been jeopardized by treaty-related concerns -- such as, perhaps, the realization that the science-based stockpile stewardship program is inadequate.

"Frankly my biggest concern is the issue of security and what could possibly have been jeopardized by virtue of this kind of behavior," Mr. Panetta said at the start of a weeklong trip to Colombia, Brazil and Chile that was planned before the scandal erupted.

Regarding the use of panoramic analysis, accuracy in overeruption and molar inclination measurements of the study might have been jeopardized by the inherent panoramic image distortions [26-28 [26-28

This purification method will allow to improve studies requiring highly purified Golgi membranes such as identification of specific receptors and the electrophysiological characterization of Golgi membrane ion channels, which have been jeopardized up to now by ER membrane contamination.

However, recent increases both in INH-resistant and multidrug-resistant (MDR) tuberculosis have been jeopardizing the efforts of global TB control through the implementation of the Directly Observed Treatment, Short course (DOTS) [ 1, 2].

It also charged that its trade secrets had been jeopardized.

The Bill of Rights has been jeopardized, as have Constitutional provisions, & the Supreme Court.

That position has been jeopardized because of what Clemens has done.

Democrats retained several seats that had been jeopardized by retirements -- in New York, New Jersey and Nebraska.