Sentence examples for is being jeopardized from inspiring English sources

"No one's health is being jeopardized," Lockett said.

"Our ability to provide justice in a timely and responsible fashion is being jeopardized".

Tempting as it might be to peek, your colleague should restrain himself — to protect not the doctor but her patients, whose privacy is being jeopardized without their knowledge.

"It is an entire holiday tradition that is going away, or at the very least, is being jeopardized and will change radically".

"Consumer spending's relatively superb showing is being jeopardized by the slackening of the U.S. labor market," said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Investors Service.

Medical device industry executives and investors are complaining vociferously these days that the industry's competitive edge in the United States and overseas is being jeopardized by a heightened regulatory scrutiny.

She went to Britain to have an abortion when she found doctors in Ireland unwilling even to tell her if her health was being jeopardized by her pregnancy.

They were among the states warned by Moody's Investors Service this week that their credit ratings were being jeopardized by Washington — which would make it more expensive for them to borrow for costs like construction, through no fault of their own.

A day after Mr. Gore made his proposal, President Clinton ordered the release of 30 million barrels of oil, prompting charges from Mr. Bush that the nation's national security was being jeopardized for short-term political gain.

At the United Nations, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, said plans to start to deploy an African Union-United Nations peacekeeping force in Darfur this month were being jeopardized by government delays in approving the necessary foreign troops, turning over land needed for the operation and granting landing rights to United Nations aircraft.

(vi) It is sometimes argued that the act of whistle blowing needs to be appropriately motivated it must at least be done out of concern for those whose interests are being jeopardized.