Sentence examples for not only jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

"The mayor's proposal not only jeopardizes the sportsplex," Mr. Golden said, "but it doesn't provide the greatest economic benefit for Brooklyn and the city".

It draws together many (though not all) of the loose ends scattered throughout the trilogy, while twining them around a political conspiracy within Sweden's Security Police SAPOO) — a conspiracy that not only jeopardizes Salander's freedom but also threatens the country's very Constitution.

The use of performance-enhancing substances in sport, "doping", not only jeopardizes the health of the athletes, but also threatens the integrity of sporting competition.

Overturning the injunction on SB 1070 not only jeopardizes the safety of Latinos, subjecting them to increased violence and harassment, but it also encourages and legitimizes other states' attempts to pass anti-immigrant bills.

The Republican party's attack not only jeopardizes the national Republican party's credibility but is in evidence in state legislatures across the country that have been on the march to deny women their Constitutionally-protected rights.

Since late AMD not only jeopardizes a patient's visual function and quality of life, but also brings a tremendous socioeconomic burden, most treatment strategies are focused on addressing late AMD [ 3, 4].

"This development is not only jeopardizing our quality of life, but our safety, too".

Such frequent strikes not only jeopardize the industry, Mr. Judd said, they are also a sign of union weakness.

The alternative calculation not only jeopardized customer assets, but also obscured MF Global's mounting problems and shielded the firm from regulators.

They fear it may not only jeopardize Native American children, who are far more susceptible to being removed from their families than nonnative children, data has shown.

When Ms. Manning transmitted 750,000 secret military records and State Department cables to WikiLeaks in 2010, she not only jeopardized continuing missions and disrupted American diplomacy.