Sentence examples for jeopardizing the growth from inspiring English sources

In addition to creating, rather than solving, any privacy concerns, the ACLU and friends are also jeopardizing the growth of the Internet by hindering private attempts to bolster the security of transactions.

They have been telling workers for years that giving them better health care would jeopardize the growth of the company.

"So, the vestigal cabaret law continues to jeopardize the growth and maturation of America's most imaginative and important contribution to world music".

Saudi oil officials are concerned that rising prices for major consumers may jeopardize the economic growth upon which future oil sales depend.

In addition to the direct budget cuts, the deadlock in Congress also jeopardizes the tremendous growth in the Illinois clean energy industry.

European digital and civil rights association, the EDRi, has obtained a copy of what is purported to be the latest U.S. government lobby document (online here) — a document which calls on Europe to be more "flexible" in its approach, and warns that the reforms risk stifling innovation and growth, and jeopardizing the free-flow of information needed to fight crime and terrorism.

The aging society, the continuous stream of innovative technologies and the growth of chronic illnesses are jeopardizing the sustainability of healthcare systems.

WASHINGTON — John Walsh voiced the frustrations of many bankers when he warned in a speech last month that federal regulators were not paying attention to the cumulative impact of new rules and restrictions, jeopardizing the ability of banks to support economic growth.

We view the popular legitimacy of Tunisia's transitional institutions as increasingly contested, jeopardizing the approval of a new constitution, holding of elections, and implementation of growth-promoting economic reforms.

VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN: You are jeopardizing the program.

"We were needlessly jeopardizing the lives of U.S. troops".