Sentence examples for is further jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

Although not a key game species, the monkeys often get caught in bear traps, and the influx of Chinese logging companies is further jeopardizing their habitat, the researchers say.

If free and fair elections do not exist here in America, democracy in our country, already under siege, is further jeopardized.

The validity of these conclusions is further jeopardized if the pretest comparability of participants is not maintained.

A15 The latest disclosures appear to be further jeopardizing the Clintons' standing among Democrats.

In a highly technological era, when physician bedside skills have arguably reached a nadir, critics argue that we may be further jeopardizing the decision-making skills of our profession.

Largely devoid of action and humor, the feature was further jeopardized when the optical effects team proved unable to meet its deadlines.

Given the cerebrovascular dysfunction in the J20 line of the APPSw/Ind mice [38], the CBF may be further jeopardized in the APPSw/Ind mice compared to C57BL/6J mice after BCAS operation.

Their health, their nutrition, their access to safe water - all of which are weak already - will be further jeopardized in a war.

But can those authoritarian instincts, nurtured during the papacy of John Paul II, be softened without further jeopardizing his own authority?

The purpose of this study is to quantify the cost and revenue structures for establishing and maintaining rural pharmacies in Kyrgyzstan and to examine medicine mark-ups to determine if they can be further reduced without jeopardizing the sustainability of these enterprises.

16 An inferior self-perceived QoL is associated with poor exercise adherence, which has been proposed to further jeopardize health-related fitness.