Sentence examples similar to reduced jeopardy from inspiring English sources

The Norm Chronicles reduces jeopardy to a neat formula and invites you to conduct a risk assessment on yourself.

Her acting skills reduced the jeopardy, but it would have been better all round if transmission had been more widely spaced.

Such efforts may reduce the double-jeopardy problems in international mergers, if only because rules may be applied more consistently.In the longer term, the question is whether national competition policies will prove adaptable enough to cope with a globalised economy.

Concern about the potential jeopardy on patient safety and reduced work efficiency contributed to the HCWs' responses to phone interruptions.

"Had they reduced it another $500,000 they could have put the grant into jeopardy.

That short-term loan came with a high interest rate — about 14percentt — which forced the company into a fire sale of its assets and reduced its ability to pay back the loan, putting its future in jeopardy.

I think this policy change places the U.S. in additional jeopardy because the fear of our retaliating with nuclear weapons reduced or prevented.

Her career is not in jeopardy though her benefits may be slashed and her pension will be reduced as the Puerto Rican government tightens its belt.

Injury reduced England to 10 fit men, and their unbeaten home record against foreign teams seemed in jeopardy.

The double jeopardy of somatic inv3 or t(3 3) in reducing GATA2 but co-activating EVI1 is undoubtedly high risk.

The Western fence lizard's reputation for helping to reduce the threat of Lyme disease is in jeopardy.