Sentence examples for risk of jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

"In initiating a military conflict with Taiwan, Beijing would run the risk of jeopardizing both its continued economic development and its political standing," the report concluded.

Mr. Weber seems determined to make that as hard as possible, at the risk of jeopardizing his prospects of winning the E.C.B. crown.

Ms. Brooks, once called the most powerful woman in the art world, must also cooperate fully -- as must Sotheby's if its plea is accepted by Judge Kaplan -- at the risk of jeopardizing the plea agreement.

Relocating With the Lab by Alysia vandenBerg, 31 August 2007 When PIs choose to move to far-away institutions, young scientists must decide whether to go with their lab or arrange to stay at their old institution, sometimes at the risk of jeopardizing their research projects.

The guidelines can be complex and detailed, so to avoid the risk of jeopardizing your future publication, Toby Murcott, a journalist and science journalism lecturer at City University London, recommends that scientists check the guidelines of the journals they plan to submit to, and if in doubt contact the editor.

The risk of jeopardizing our safety outweighed any adventurous possibilities.

And if it hasn't happened, many women have a lot of fear that one day it might, so they don't take risks for fear of jeopardizing anything.

At the risk of further jeopardizing his conservative credentials (which are impeccable), I'd like to put in a good word for Frum.

Authors would like not to share data because of ongoing studies on the same topic and the risk for jeopardizing the future research projects if data from this study become available before the accompanying research appears.

"So far, we have experienced a decrease in the child mortality rate, but the progress we have made is at risk of being jeopardized by the climate changes.

Cumulative and unwitting use of mental shortcuts can lead to fire management decisions that are excessively risk-averse, to the point of jeopardizing stated management goals.