Sentence examples for in addition to jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

In addition to jeopardizing the health, safety, economic security, and lives of its victims, domestic and sexual violence costs more than $37 billion a year in law enforcement involvement, legal work, medical and mental health treatment, and lost productivity at companies.

The MRC would never subject its ideological fellow travelers at Fox News to such a study — in addition to not wanting to jeopardize future appearances on Fox News and Fox Business by MRC talking heads, the fact is that even conservative-leaning researcher Robert Lichter admits Fox News' coverage of Trump has skewed negative.

However, this would have well complicated the study design since parents' reports should have been collected in addition to adolescents' ones and was likely to jeopardize the study carrying-out.

In addition to the cost, Medicare fraud can jeopardize patients' health.

Rather than protecting biological diversity, as mandated by CBD, Indonesia's withholding virus samples from global surveillance efforts jeopardizes biological diversity in addition to population health.

"In addition to being an intolerable human rights violation, child trafficking jeopardizes the development of Benin and tarnishes its reputation overseas.

In addition to the direct budget cuts, the deadlock in Congress also jeopardizes the tremendous growth in the Illinois clean energy industry.

In addition to creating, rather than solving, any privacy concerns, the ACLU and friends are also jeopardizing the growth of the Internet by hindering private attempts to bolster the security of transactions.

That, in addition to other free work Mr. Robertson and his former law firm provided for the governor, may jeopardize Mr. Robertson's permanent appointment to the bench.

In addition to those principles, a modern safety net should not inadvertently provide incentives for farmers to engage in risky activities that could jeopardize environmental quality.

In addition to policy issues complicated by the map, redistricting gives the ruling party — in this case, the Democrats — the power to intentionally jeopardize Republican seats.