Sentence examples for jeopardizing the long term from inspiring English sources

Moreover, drug resistance against triclabendazole has emerged in Australia and European countries (Ireland, The Netherlands, U.K. and Spain) jeopardizing the long term sustainability of this control strategy [ 4].

The challenge for government policy is to temporarily stimulate the economy without jeopardizing the long-term budget outlook.

But we also emphasized that "the lobby's impact has been unintentionally harmful to Israel," that its actions "may even be jeopardizing the long-term prospects of the Jewish state" and that its "influence has been bad for both countries".

High ankle sprains are tricky injuries, taking a long time to heal, and the Jets would not jeopardize the long-term health of one of their bedrock players by rushing him back.

But even though the Kurds as a whole do not want to jeopardize the long-term goal of a nation-state, he said, they are keeping their own counsel.

All of this has jeopardized the long-term health of tens of thousands of children exposed to lead-tainted water and may well have caused 10 local fatalities from legionnaires' disease.

The influence of logging-induced edges on biodiversity can ultimately jeopardize the long-term sustainability of forest management practices.

House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Rogers (R-Mich)., however, said that taking such a position would be dangerous.. "For anyone to try to mix up this success... with our offensive against the Taliban this spring... jeopardizes the long-term health of our entire national security," he told reporters on the Hill on Monday.

Of the pathogens we examined, none appear to jeopardize the long-term population of canids in YNP.

Although CDV does not appear to jeopardize the long-term population survival of YNP wolves, it can cause short-term population decreases.

Although these effects were transitory, there is evidence that the increasingly prevalent fire return interval of only 1 2 years may jeopardize the long-term conservation of litter arthropod communities.