Sentence examples for instead of jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

Instead of jeopardizing global security, we must pursue policies and find solutions that are mutually acceptable.

Our greatest concern should be taking advantage of our economic health by investing wisely in our collective future -- in education and health care or by paying down our debt -- instead of jeopardizing our shared success for the whims of a select few.

Ms. Coffman, fearful of jeopardizing her job, did not either.

The risk of jeopardizing our safety outweighed any adventurous possibilities.

Replacing the substitutions R1 and R2 with methyl groups instead of hydrogen also jeopardizes the bioactivity (8 9c, Table 3).

Then, instead of being kicked out of Camelot for jeopardizing the general welfare of all, they can be knights in shining armor to the markets.

Paradoxically, our national obsessions regarding security, immigration, and drugs may best be served by encouraging cross-border connections instead of building more fortifications that interrupt transborder lives, jeopardize economic prosperity, and downgrade environmental and community well-being along the line.

If you continue to drive for several more minutes without slowing down or pulling over, you may be jeopardizing your chances for receiving a warning instead of a ticket.

Instead of being an absolute catastrophe, a scandal that could have prematurely jeopardized his new status, Silver's decisiveness in the face of a potentially damaging controversy might end up being the defining moment of his reign.

"I don't necessarily look if he's hitting.260 or.330, because what you do is you jeopardize losing a player for three or four weeks instead of maybe the 15 days".

(Besides, the nihilist should want to protect his freedom to be the person he is; what if he chose the principle of utility and ended up in a religiously fundamentalist society governed by Puritans?) Thus it remains irrational to jeopardize basic liberties by choosing the principle of utility instead of the principles of justice.