[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.
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.
This "double jeopardy" suggests that both risk factors combined increased the risk of lower-body functional limitations considerably more than diabetes or adverse block face conditions alone [ 29].
That could increase the legal jeopardy they face, regardless of whether they had done anything wrong.
