Sentence examples for in jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

The vindictive talk, he said, "could be a factor in jeopardizing how many coaches we have".

"Nick was my closest friend at the time, and I was not interested in jeopardizing that," she said.

In fact, the reporting on Watergate could not have gone forward without her ultimate approval, her bravery in jeopardizing the federal licenses of the radio stations her company also owned and her personal initiative in taking home the reporters' notes every night, so that if someone was going to be served with a subpoena, she would be the one.

These uses might result in jeopardizing patient privacy and safety.

Inadequate or extensive use of colistin leads to emergence of colistin resistance in GNB, jeopardizing treatment options in ICUs, potentially increasing mortality and morbidity and necessitating prudent use of alternative antibiotics.

Previous studies have addressed the potential for a run-in to jeopardize validity through unintended mechanisms.

Although resistant cultivars have played a major role in the control of stem rust, the emergence of a new highly virulent race, TTKSK (Ug99), originating in Uganda in 1999, jeopardizes world wheat production (Singh et al. 2006, 2011).

Pilots have engaged in eccentric behavior in the cockpit, jeopardizing the lives of passengers, he said.

The report landed amid a growing realization in Washington that corruption in Afghanistan was jeopardizing President Obama's plan to stabilize the country before withdrawing American troops.

(AP) Rahlves Hurts Knee Daron Rahlves of the United States injured his right knee during downhill training in Bormio, Italy, jeopardizing his chances of skiing in today's World Cup race.

In-feed conditions jeopardize security in the power system due to the non-adaptive property of distance protection system and provide an obscure view of the system conditions.