Sentence examples for jeopardizing both from inspiring English sources

The health of the world's ecosystems is in rapid decline, jeopardizing both biodiversity and bottom lines.

Any accountability proposals risk making cops hesitate before killing bad guys, they say, thus jeopardizing both cops and the public.

"In initiating a military conflict with Taiwan, Beijing would run the risk of jeopardizing both its continued economic development and its political standing," the report concluded.

What they are actually doing is jeopardizing both the welfare of Catholic hospitals and the public health.

If you do, you fly in the face of mounting and incontrovertible evidence that some calories -- in particular, "sugar calories" -- are jeopardizing both your and your family's health.

Failure to recruit eligible subjects may also introduce selection biases into genetic studies, potentially jeopardizing both internal and external validity.

Landscape fragmentation (LF) can jeopardize both ecosystem continuity and quality.

According to Dow, completing the Rohm & Haas deal now would jeopardize both companies.

Editors were reminded not to publish information that could "jeopardize both national security and possibly U.K. personnel".

Failure to efficiently manage water resources in an integrated, sustainable manner will limit economic choices and jeopardize both human and ecosystem health.

As a general rule, MIT does not want your DLC to create a taxable presence ("permanent establishment") outside the United States since doing so can jeopardize both the funding and future of your program.