Sentence examples for jeopardizing important from inspiring English sources

"Risking sources and methods is inexcusable, particularly with the Russians," Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va). tweeted around 6 p.m. "This kind of disclosure could harm national security by jeopardizing important sources of information needed to disrupt terrorist attacks," Wyden said in a statement.

Reflecting on the commercial priorities of most social media applications, Friesen and Lowe (2011) argue that the use of these applications could harm education, precisely because they are positively bounded to likeness and agreement, possibly jeopardizing important learning strategies that imply critical inquiry, confrontation, disagreement and dissent.

It damages department morale and credibility, undermines its ability to recruit and could affect perceptions of federal prosecutors, jeopardizing important cases.

In 1989, at what was to become known as the "Sunbird" conference, 14 forest supervisors from the Northern Region (Montana and northern Idaho) provided an "open letter" to Chief Dale Robertson stating their view that existing national forest timber harvest levels were jeopardizing important resource values such as water quality, and were out of step with many national forest stakeholders.

We have now learned that its imprecision can also jeopardize important investigations, including those involving terrorism".

Frayed trade relations have already jeopardized important efforts to liberalize global trade.

Nonetheless, ongoing agricultural expansion, timber extraction, and mining continue to jeopardize important forest resources.

It must document the extent to which pillaging jeopardizes important cultural sites and objects.

That conduct now jeopardizes important criminal convictions and has resulted in a judge's call for an independent investigation of the office.

The Post withheld most plot details, including the name of the city, at the urging of U.S. officials who warned that revealing them would jeopardize important intelligence capabilities.

"I've got great concerns about his tax proposal," Ms. Lincoln said in a telephone interview afterward, saying that too many poor people in her state would not benefit from it and that it would jeopardize important spending priorities.