Sentence examples for jeopardize the availability from inspiring English sources
Ron Guerriero Ashland, Mass., June 3, 2008 To the Editor: In recent years, Congress has cut more than $38 billion from the bank-based student loan program, despite warnings from banks that these cuts would jeopardize the availability of loans to the students and their families who need them.
But enacting those laws likely will prove difficult since opioid makers maintain that the taxes could jeopardize the availability of the medications for pain patients who legitimately need them.
Dual practice may jeopardize the availability and quality of obstetric care in the public sector.
Price controls are often a knee-jerk governmental reaction to high and unaffordable medicine prices; but without understanding local cost of business, imposing arbitrary price and mark-up limitations could jeopardize the availability of medicines and market growth, especially in rural regions.
But it also jeopardized the immediate availability of the Mets' best remaining player.
cited the Internal Revenue Service for weaknesses in data control that could "jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of financial and sensitive taxpayer information".
But cyber threats are growing and evolving, reported security incidents are rising and significant security deficiencies pervade federal systems that jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the federal government's security and the information they process.
The corresponding attack types which jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of cloud resources, are listed together with their effects and mitigation solutions.
The segmented power supply avoids the scenario in which one failure could lead to system failure and thus jeopardize the system's reliability and availability.
This is why I was genuinely surprised when I received an email request from a Stanford CS instructor to remove my solutions from Github, claiming that availability of my solutions could seriously jeopardize the academic futures of the current students.
Could this jeopardize the deal?
