Sentence examples for seriously jeopardized from inspiring English sources
This isn't to say that there isn't any evidence that the shutdown hurt Republicans, but the idea that their prospects were seriously jeopardized is thin.
During the decades after unification, much of Florence's past was seriously jeopardized as a huge debate surrounded the renewal of the city.
If a litigant's mere desire to punish a confidential source were enough to force a reporter to disclose the source's identity, then journalism would be seriously jeopardized and laws protecting it would be gutted.
D3 The care of many patients with the illness is being seriously jeopardized because nurses and other health care workers are staying away from their jobs out of fear of getting sick themselves, World Health Organization officials said.
The brief, filed on Tuesday in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan, by a group including NBC Universal, the Directors Guild of America, HBO and The New York Times Company, says the work of these companies "will be seriously jeopardized" by the judge's decision and its effect on journalists' privilege.
"The one-child policy, in contrast, will surpass them in impact by its role in creating a society with a seriously undermined family and kin structure, and a whole generation of future elderly and their children whose well-being will be seriously jeopardized".
