Sentence examples for jeopardise performance from inspiring English sources
The historic decision announced in last week's Budget to almost double the rate of extra funding for social care for three years revealed a recognition that social care - like the NHS - has been seriously underfunded and that shortfalls in social care will jeopardise performance in the NHS.
Again, 'Distracting' might jeopardise performance of scripts and/or choice of tactical goals.
Exclusion criteria were pregnancy, visual analogue scale (VAS) > 70 mm, previous known trauma or operation of the lower extremity which could jeopardise the performance of the tests, and known neurological or rheumatological disease.
Any particular details about it could jeopardise the operation.
The coming leap in the number of hybrid cars and electric vehicles with their need to keep the drain from auxiliary units to an absolute minimum, so as not to jeopardise their range and performance unduly will no doubt accelerate the trend to Peltier cooling.
In March 1608, well into the rehearsal period, the opera's scheduled performance was jeopardised by the death, from smallpox, of the leading soprano Caterina Martinelli.
The consequences of stress on the mental health of police officers can thus be particularly serious not only for the increased risk of individual health problems, but also on account of the increased risk of impaired work performance that could jeopardise the safety and health of the general population.
Another poor performance is likely to seriously jeopardise his re-election chances.
The result of such performance by some officials will jeopardise the pillars of the Islamic Republic and will establish tyranny".
These trials are justified by clear practical clinical questions that go beyond whether a particular treatment is effective or not; however, the trial methodology is often so complicated that the trial performance and reporting may be jeopardised.
The low number of US examinations performed in some training centres can jeopardise teaching.
