Sentence examples for have not jeopardized from inspiring English sources

The staffing shortages have not jeopardized public safety, department spokesman Jeanne Lopatto said.

Second, we want to ensure that our attempts to make the physics course more accessible and relevant to biology students have not jeopardized their understanding of physics.

The Clippers now have a trove of draft picks to dangle in a trade for a superstar like Anthony Davis, they haven't jeopardized their flexible cap position this summer, and they have plenty of quality role players and future picks to help fill out their supporting cast if they land a big name or two come July.

"I continue to believe that she has not jeopardized America's national security".

Administration officials said the bill's passage showed that the document leak had not jeopardized congressional support for the war.

One longtime diplomat who served in Venezuela said Mr. Chavez had not jeopardized the United States priorities of fighting drugs, protecting democracy and safeguarding the oil supply.

Unrest in Yemen has interrupted some exports, but it has not jeopardized the adjacent shipping lane between the Horn of Africa and the Middle East through which nearly four million barrels of oil pass daily.

Administration officials said passage of the spending bill, which now goes to Mr. Obama for his signature, showed that the leak had not jeopardized Congressional support for the war and noted that the Senate passed the measure last week with no objection.

Asked for a comment, Smith authorized this statement from an aide to the science committee: "In conducting its proper oversight role, the Committee has not jeopardized the integrity of the peer review process, nor made public any sensitive information.

"Asked for a comment," Mervis continues, "Smith authorized this statement from an aide to the science committee: 'In conducting its proper oversight role, the Committee has not jeopardized the integrity of the peer review process, nor made public any sensitive information.

--In the fifth paragraph, anonymous administration officials suggest that the "passage of the spending bill... showed that [WikiLeaks] had not jeopardized Congressional support for the war".