Sentence examples for it was jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

But the bloc's most important employers — utilities, car makers and steel and chemical companies — bitterly attacked important aspects of the policy on the ground that it was jeopardizing Europe's industrial competitiveness.

The officers then requested the removal of the video from the website, arguing that it was jeopardizing their inquiry and was not helpful to the family.

Officials have warned the Giuliani administration that it is jeopardizing federal financing for its new one-stop employment centers because the one already operating in Jamaica, Queens, appears to be flouting federal guidelines.

But officers have said the system is so complex and difficult to use that it is jeopardizing their ability to do their jobs.

"We are sending a message that our voices have been silenced by the inaction of our board and it is jeopardizing our future as an independent charter".

So yes, bureaucracy is needed up to the point it is not hurting the real needs for development otherwise it is jeopardizing our work.

Although the settlements enterprise seems successful, it is jeopardizing Israel's spiritual well-being and creating the conditions for what Robert Jay Lifton calls an "atrocity producing situation".

However, the economic viability of this activity is highly dependent of the interannual variability of the snow and climatic conditions, and it is jeopardized by climate warming.

But, once it's jeopardized, the fragility and importance of our health becomes immediately apparent.

Once again, it seemed, political gamesmanship was jeopardizing women's health.

The State Department of Labor is among those warning the city that it could be jeopardizing federal funds if it is not careful to oversee a broad expansion of the job development programs.