Sentence examples for jeopardized from from inspiring English sources

"Any semblance of a fair trial was jeopardized from the outset by a string of irregularities in the judicial process and his arbitrary, incommunicado detention," they group said.

Rapid access to rehabilitation programs for all individuals who sustain a stroke should never be jeopardized from an ethical, biological, clinical or administrative point of view.

However, equalizing founder lines in captive breeding may be jeopardized if individuals from rare founder lines contribute little to reproduction.

Analysts say Mr. Morales benefited from a speech on Wednesday by the United States ambassador, Manuel Rocha, who told Bolivians that voting for Mr. Morales could jeopardize aid from Washington and access to American markets.

Mr. Bush, whose shift to the right could jeopardize support from moderates in a general election, has now explained that he believes the Supreme Court "stepped across its bounds and usurped the right of legislatures" when it legalized abortion.

The claims by the parties involved total about $23 billion, and Mr. Silverstein's claim for such a large chunk could jeopardize claims from other businesses and property owners, according to defense lawyers.

We distinguish the safe FFDs that will not jeopardize privacy from the unsafe ones.

Many LGBT minorities apply for jobs and positions where they may not necessarily want to come out because it may jeopardize them from advancing or getting the position," she says.

We assumed that quitting smoking might jeopardize recovery from alcohol and other drugs, which discouraged many people who wanted to stop smoking from attempting to quit.

After spending months preparing for the internship of your dreams, the last thing you want to do is jeopardize it from the beginning.

TPP opponents are concerned that the treaty will hurt job growth, as well as jeopardize everything from financial regulation to access to medicine.