Sentence examples for increased jeopardy from inspiring English sources
[cartoon id= a17193"] John Hancock was so incensed by his mother's behavior that, defying nondisclosure agreements, he vented to a reporter, Steve Pennells, at Perth's West Australian, about the increased jeopardy she was creating for his wife and children.
John Hancock was so incensed by his mother's behavior that, defying nondisclosure agreements, he vented to a reporter, Steve Pennells, at Perth's West Australian, about the increased jeopardy she was creating for his wife and children.
In many circumstances they inflame the citizens they are engaging, thereby needlessly putting themselves in real and increased jeopardy.
In patients who receive fixed basal insulin doses given by insulin pump or injections of long-acting insulin analogs, the increased metabolic demands that occur on nights after afternoon exercise combined with the impaired ability of falling glucose levels to stimulate an adequate epinephrine response during sleep put patients with type 1 diabetes at increased jeopardy for NH (5).
The deal has appeared in increasing jeopardy.
The deal appeared in increasing jeopardy in recent days, with members of the British government urging News Corporation's chairman, Rupert Murdoch, to withdraw his bid.
For Swansea, this record home defeat, not just in the Premier League but ever, leaves them with having won just two of their last eight League games, their European ambitions in increasing jeopardy.
A situation which together with the fact that they are at increased risk of HR-HPV infection place them at double jeopardy for developing cervical cancer.
Transocean called the Deepwater Horizon "a world-class drilling rig manned by a top-flight crew that was put in jeopardy by BP" through "a series of cost-saving decisions that increased risk — in some cases, severely".
Meanwhile, the distribution model that keeps the Premier League competitive and the big bucks flowing in has also increased the jeopardy factor.
Indeed, to intervene in an emergency by ignoring indigenous coping strategies is to increase civilian jeopardy.
