Sentence examples for jeopardized by whether from inspiring English sources

I don't feel like my religion is jeopardized by whether or not I commit to every single day of fasting this month.

Those divergent views were quickly made apparent when Michael S. Gazzaniga, a professor of neuroscience at Dartmouth College who is on the council, argued that "a rich source for stem cells to be used in research" was jeopardized by a failure to agree on whether federal money could be used to study leftover embryos.

Mr. Smith said the center would focus initially on whether personal privacy was jeopardized by the use of wireless phones with Web access, digital television set-top boxes, software that can send user information back to its maker over the Internet and other such new technologies.

Throughout the interview, she was relaxed and jaunty, laughing even when asked whether she was concerned that her campaign might be jeopardized by the impending report by an independent counsel, Robert W. Ray, who is still investigating the failed Whitewater land deal and her role in other matters, like the firings of several employees in the White House travel office.

Such discussions are jeopardized by the alliance's hurried expansion.

That flow could be jeopardized by the XFL.

Boateng's place was jeopardized by late-night carousing chronicled by the paparazzi.

Such activities often involve illiquid, long-term investments whose value could be jeopardized by disclosure.

Millions of veterans rely on federal programs jeopardized by the shutdown.

"These efforts may be jeopardized by ratings coming out of nowhere".

The comprehensive free trade agreement should not be jeopardized by the Tymoshenko case.