Sentence examples similar to induce jeopardy from inspiring English sources
It would be "unjust, a kind of societally induced double jeopardy" to allow children who live in violent neighborhoods or who face greater-than-average environmental health hazards to encounter greater risks from research than the average healthy child (Wendler 2005).
Some climatologists feared that a large atomic conflict could place all mankind at risk through the pall of massive burning debris that would induce a "nuclear winter" putting agriculture and the other essentials for survival in jeopardy.
The causes and effects are there for all to hear: the blackouts, probably induced by Tanqueray; the jeopardy of passion ("then you notice lickle carpet burn…"), the vote of confidence from Mitch ("and if my daddy thinks I'm fine").
But Dr Steven Leuthner, a national expert on neonatal and infant end-of-life care, said most abortions after 20 weeks were performed through induced labor and delivery because of lethal issues with the fetus or jeopardy to the mother's life.
It induces chunk blowing.
Uehara induced a groundout.
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