Sentence examples for jeopardise accuracy from inspiring English sources
Robots don't care.Humans may be better interpreters than machines, but they "often have their own political agenda", which can jeopardise accuracy, says the Phraselator's designer, Ace Sarich.
However this would jeopardise the accuracy and scope of the results as it would not allow the in-depth analysis of the competition relationship between operators which are considered as essential to the success of the liberalisation process.
Mr Ferguson fears that judges and juries could come to place too much credence in the accuracy of crime prediction tools, jeopardising justice.
But the DUP leader, arriving for the second day of the European election count, said the accuracy of the count should not be jeopardised.
The accuracy, completeness, quality, and reliability of such health information can be compromised, potentially jeopardising rather than facilitating good healthcare provision [ 2, 3, 17].
Price discrimination could jeopardise all this.
The package does not jeopardise that.
"Are we going to jeopardise that?
