Sentence examples for jeopardized during from inspiring English sources

Treasury officials expressed concern that a failure to seal a deal with Merrill — whose fate had been jeopardized during the height of the financial crisis — would further destabilize the precarious financial system.

At the finale of "Cymbeline," the King, in a spirit of forgiveness, mends the political fences between Britain and the Roman Empire, whose relations were jeopardized during the course of the play.

In fact, because of its peculiar vascular anatomy, the hepatosplanchnic area is jeopardized during septic shock, which may potentially lead to a vicious circle of inflammatory responses, culminating in multiple organ failure syndrome.

On a visit to St . Petersburgin 1897 and again after Tsar Nicholas II's visit in 1903, he tried to delimit Austrian and Russian interests in the Balkans a policy that was rashly jeopardized by Aehrenthal during the crisis leading to the annexation of occupied Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1908.

But Cole Hickman, a student at Arizona State University in Tempe, said he had sought to rally opposition to the bill, concerned that, among other things, it would further jeopardize people during a mass shooting.

Many of Harkin's priorities would have little to no chance in the GOP-controlled House, where Republicans are loath to raise the minimum wage or put any regulations on employers, arguing it would jeopardize jobs during a difficult recovery.

Onions, playing for England after a three-year absence during which injuries jeopardized his chance of ever playing again, said it was "like making my debut all over again".

However, soft tissue complications remain a major concern, due to the thin and vulnerable skin over the lateral calcaneal wall, which is cut and retracted during surgery, and jeopardized by the underneath plate.

TRUMP REPORTEDLY REVEALED HIGHLY CLASSIFIED INFORMATION DURING MEETING WITH RUSSIAN OFFICIALS President Donald Trump allegedly discussed information that "jeopardized a critical source of intelligence on the Islamic State," according to The Washington Post during a meeting last week with Russian officials.

Target Chief Executive Gregg Steinhafel is leaving the retailer after a massive data breach during the critical holiday season jeopardized the personal information of up to 110 million customers and caused the company's sales to plunge.

However, it is well established that the success of this therapy is jeopardized by the massive cell death occurring during islet isolation and transplantation.