Sentence examples for severe enough to jeopardize from inspiring English sources

From the findings of the present study it may be concluded that on repeated administration, histamine and HR-agonists-induced hepatotoxicity which is most pronounced with H3R-agonist though not severe enough to jeopardize the vital functions of liver and warrants further long-term studies.

CAPE TOWN, 10 April 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund warned today that the world is experiencing vaccine shortages serious enough to jeopardize immunization programmes for children in both developing and industrialized countries.

UNICEF says vaccine supply at risk CAPE TOWN, 10 April 2002 - The United Nations Children's Fund warned today that the world is experiencing vaccine shortages serious enough to jeopardize immunization programmes for children in both developing and industrialized countries.

Anxious enough to jeopardize the Oslo accords?

A complete report might have an impact on the public great enough to jeopardize, the CIA's present policies.

Showstopper -- A function, object or issue important enough to jeopardize a ship date.

Soccer may ultimately find that it simply is not important enough to jeopardize the Union.

When doing dynamic measurement using an electromechanical transducer for both sensing and actuating simultaneously, loading effect of the transducer is obviously large enough to jeopardize measurement accuracy.

Marketers' objective is to sell things, and they will seldom be brave enough to jeopardize their own interests, but their own interests appear to be changing.

It must be significant enough to jeopardize the survival of at least one industry leader and widespread enough to influence every company in the industry.

At a depth of about 75 feet, the increase is about 0.2 degrees per decade, they say, enough to jeopardize species "unable to adapt evolutionarily or behaviorally".