Sentence examples for only jeopardized from inspiring English sources

"The attempt by activists to further delay the relocation only jeopardized the animals.

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

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.

In his behavior, he not only jeopardized his party but betrayed some people who had joined his campaign only after extracting from him an explicit promise that this time he wouldn't fool around.

But critics disagree, including the New York-based Human Rights which, which said in a letter to the immigration minister that "sending people back to places where they could be in danger not only jeopardized their safety, but also was illegal".

Without doubt we are starting to experience what it means to sit in a glass box and experience how our privacy is not only jeopardized by digital profiling (nurtured by Big Data) but exerts influence on our digital behavior.

"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.

Asking Congress simultaneously to reform three of the most important and complicated government programs only jeopardizes the solution of the more immediate problem.

It will only jeopardize beaches, marine life, and coastal tourist economies, all so the oil industry can make a short-term profit".

In fact, it has been argued that playing basketball in college only jeopardizes pro careers, which, for the most part, are staggeringly brief.