Sentence examples for it has jeopardized from inspiring English sources

But if the trail remains murky, the impact of the disaster on this small Balkan nation is clear: It has jeopardized its strong ties with both Israel and the Arab countries of the Middle East.

But the injunction has forced NIH to freeze its reviews of new hESC grants, and it has jeopardized payments for more than 20 ongoing grants awaiting their annual payment in September.

"I think it has jeopardized some of the things they wanted to do on that committee, because you're just seeing this tremendous backlash," said the House majority leader, Denise W. Merrill, a Democrat of Mansfield.

It has jeopardized not only human health but also countries' economic growth and the well-being of society as a whole.

In some locations multi-drug resistance has spread to such an extent that it has jeopardized the small ruminant industry (Prichard et al. 2007).

I feel especially bad if I have jeopardized his preparation for the Open Championship".

It also has jeopardized Pence re-election bid.

It has a tenuous hold on its little corner of the sports universe, has jeopardized it by allowing its stars' heads to be treated like piñatas, and now has decided shutting down the league to squeeze more money out of the piñatas is a wise move.

The steep, persistent decline in its partnership rolls has jeopardized the firm.

It is not the agency that has jeopardized careers.

It wasn't even because he has jeopardized the future of Livestrong — the cancer foundation he began with money he earned through lies.