Sentence examples for shown to jeopardize from inspiring English sources

"This is not a policy that can be shown to jeopardize the American public or the safety of the American public".

Difficult working conditions, inadequate training and lack of career development have been shown to have an impact on human performance and may jeopardize quality of care, as well as HIV treatment delivery [ 35].

But the administration showed a reckless willingness to jeopardize these valuable missions.

Ms. Brathwaite told the authorities that her baby sitter had not shown up and that she decided to go to work anyway so as not to jeopardize her new position at a McDonald's in Downtown Brooklyn.

And I just thought he was too nice a horse to jeopardize for the Preakness or the Belmont if he started to show those signs.

Except for a handful of really big names, people in show business need Carson more than he needs them; they hate to jeopardize their chance of appearing on the program that pays greater dividends in publicity than any other.

The show's ratings were OK, nothing special, but then something happened to jeopardize its presence on the SyFy network: the arrival of SmackDown.

Though each instance of Huffington meddling is distinct, the Dalai Lama episode is instructive: To show proper deference to a world-famous icon of tranquility, Huffington hesitated not one bit to jeopardize the careers of her editorial underlings.

"So why would I do something to jeopardize myself and jeopardize my team first and foremost?

Anxious enough to jeopardize the Oslo accords?

To stand out is to jeopardize, not enrich, the community.