Sentence examples for seemed jeopardized from inspiring English sources

As Sierra Leone continues to see a steep increase in Ebola cases, the country's ability to tackle the virus outbreak seemed jeopardized Wednesday after staff at the only treatment center in the southern part of the country announced a strike over the government's refusal to issue hazard pay.

Both "Transparent Walls" and "Portals" feature a central couple whose bond seems jeopardized by the dance's centrifugal activity.

All that seems jeopardized with yesterday's verdict, at least as far as Ms. Stewart's signature control is concerned.

Today, when that ambition seems jeopardized weekly by mounting public debts, political finger-pointing and a bond market squeeze — known collectively as the euro crisis — it is easy to forget the distance traveled by Europeans together and the ways in which the E.U.'s once tentative relations with Washington have evolved as well.

Those efforts now seem jeopardized by the controversial legislation.

And then, a few days later, the pent-up anger and restlessness boiled over in a way that seemed to jeopardize the Long March and everything else.

But as the shutdown progressed, it seemed to jeopardize the Democrats' reputation as the responsible adults in the room, potentially putting them at greater risk in the upcoming elections.

While this initially seems to jeopardize Chrissy's centrality in the plot, it's simultaneously clear from the way she wields her shiny car in the perpetual candlelight of the Pacific coast that our narrator will not be cheated out of romance this season.

The problem is that the more emphasis we place on the claim that God's supreme existence is independent of time, the more we seem to jeopardize taking seriously time as we know it.

Nevertheless, it doesn't seem to jeopardize the main objective of study and provides better generalizability for the whole population and general prevention programs.

The cabinet action seemed likely to jeopardize Mr. Sharon's government coalition, especially his uneasy relationship with Mr. Peres, an elder of the Labor Party.