Sentence examples for seriously jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

"The Stockbridge-Munsee casino has an unfair competitive advantage that seriously jeopardizes the future of New York's racinos and the horse racing industry as a whole," he said.

The following day, on the Senate floor, Obama said that the provision "seriously jeopardizes the rights of all Americans and the ideals America stands for".

Mark Jones, the museum's director, has fought long and hard for the Libeskind extension, but he conceded that the lottery fund's decision "seriously jeopardizes the future of the Spiral".

However, such approaches have certain disadvantages like the long execution time which seriously jeopardizes the possibility of real time implementation.

"But doing it without any real oversight seriously jeopardizes the rights of all Americans, and the ideals America stands for".

Hence, it does not seem that matching along an unobserved trait potentially correlated with future labor supply (we focus on couples who have been married for at least 4 years) seriously jeopardizes our results and their interpretation.

A unified coalition opposing the presence of US bases could seriously jeopardize US-Philippine relations.

Holding the budget flat now — even for six weeks — is already seriously jeopardizing the count.

"He wasn't going to do anything that would seriously jeopardize himself for this team.

The additional crowds and building may seriously jeopardize the privacy and beauty, he says.

As a result, it said, the measure would "seriously jeopardize our ability to stay in New Jersey".