The Democrat leaders didn't take any such principled action to defend Democratic Party values and "electability" because they are, basically, spineless centrists, unwilling to take any strong action of any kind that might jeopardize their increasing access to the troughs of power.
"Unauthorized disclosures damage our intelligence relationships abroad, compromise intelligence gathering, jeopardize lives and increase the threat of terrorism".
Since the leakage current will dramatically increase to jeopardize memory read/write performance when the nano-scaled SRAM is operated at high system voltages, the proposed AVD (Adaptive Voltage Detector) is utilized to detect the system voltage variation to resolve this issue.
The formation of a glial capsule may also per se jeopardize electrode function by increasing the electrical resistance/impedance.
UNAIDS, UNICEF, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Information and Communications and SNAP agreed that if HIV/AIDS is not recognized and responded to immediately, the prevalence rate will increase and jeopardize progress throughout Sudan.
The existence of the historical setting of the city of Venice and the environmental ecosystem of her lagoon is jeopardized by the increasing frequency of floods occurred over the last decades.
Some worry that increased development will jeopardize that.
As a result, balance may be jeopardized and risk of falling increased; the risk is particularly increased if combined with environmental obstacles, poor visual cues or decreased proprioception.
Studies have shown that increased oxidative stress jeopardizes myocardial function through mechanisms such as micro-vascular damage, abnormalities in calcium homeostasis, and endothelial dysfunction [ 8].
This strategy should be balanced with the increased risk of jeopardizing the overall quality of the service provided, if patient turnover is escalated excessively.
