Sentence examples for jeopardising the environment from inspiring English sources

Instead it's proliferating dangerous practices – the use of fertilisers, fossil fuels, battery farming, wage poverty – and jeopardising the environment.

Secondly, we show how the design model can be modularly extended with fault models that represent random faults (e.g. radiation) leading to bit flips in the component under design (resembling FMEA), and transient or permanent faults in the rest of the environment (corrupting inputs to the component or jeopardising the effect of output signals that control the environment).

They presumably fear jeopardising the stability of their renegade ally.

But the biggest objection from the SNP was jeopardising the impartiality of the Speaker.

The Tories, according to Charles Kennedy, are jeopardising the union to bolster their own party's hopes.

He accused the Algerian army of jeopardising the hostages' safety on the first day.

Moscow claims that fascists have taken power in Ukraine, jeopardising the safety of Russian speakers.

That's great and all but it seems pretty stupid to jeopardise the kind of comparatively safe environment that we are lucky enough to have here.

Conclusions Mind wandering while driving, by decoupling attention from visual and auditory perceptions, can jeopardise the ability of the driver to incorporate information from the environment, thereby threatening safety on the roads.

Simeone has instilled a selfless environment where no individual is more important than the collective and nobody jeopardises the team shape by attempting to do too much.

It jeopardises the notion of online democracy.