Sentence examples for in order to not jeopardize from inspiring English sources

But in order to not jeopardize the equity of her brand, she should offer slightly different product configurations on ShopNBC or create a diffusion brand, a step-down line extension of an existing high-end brand.

Thus, integrin targeted therapeutic interventions in autoimmunity and chronic inflammation need to be refined in order to not jeopardize organ specific immune surveillance and host protection.

In order to not be jeopardized by any kind of data loss or unwanted data change, the system was finalized by a separately developed backup system, that both incrementally and completely did its job every night and put the one-day evaluation backup file (packed and encrypted) on a separate, specially secured FTP SFTPP) server for downloading by the data evaluation staff.

EPA spokeswoman Nahal Mogharabi said the agencies "are still in the early investigative, information-gathering stage" and did not identify the facilities so as "to not jeopardize our investigation".

The decision comes nearly three months after Ai accused the company of corporate censorship and suggested it refused to fulfill his order in order to avoid jeopardizing its business dealings with China.

In order not to jeopardize our chances to adopt another child, we wrote a statement saying we had learned that successful adoptions depend on trusting agency social workers, and that we had overcome our insecurities.

(F:1) Several mothers felt a strong need for monitoring and controlling own blood glucose in order not to jeopardize their capacity to take care of the child.

Vrba alleged that Kastner failed to distribute the report in order not to jeopardize the Eichmann deal, but acted on it privately by arranging for a trainload of 1,684 Hungarian Jews to escape to Switzerland on the Kastner train, which left Budapest on 30 June.

Parents were specifically asked not to provide any further information about their children, in order not to jeopardize blindness.

Kastner's reasons for not making the document public are unknown, but Vrba believed until the end of his life that Kastner withheld it in order not to jeopardize negotiations between the Aid and Rescue Committee and Adolf Eichmann, the SS officer in charge of the transport of Jews out of Hungary (see Joel Brand).

Thus, it is more likely that provisioning by parents in this long-lived species is regulated by an investment pattern typical of other long-lived species where parents limit their current reproductive investment in order not to jeopardize their future reproductive success [47], [48].