Sentence examples for the jeopardy to from inspiring English sources

The jeopardy to privacy is substantial because DNA data in vast repositories could potentially become public.

It's not simply that "the jeopardy to the safety and security of this country will increase" daily, according to James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence.

But the new film's portrayals of the jeopardy to Muslim children during the assault on Bin Laden's compound, and its graphic references to — but not portrayals of — torture in the war on terror may step toward the risk zone.

In both the nuclear and the carbon crises, "the jeopardy to our species, and the rest of the species on the earth, adds a dimension that we've never seen before".

"The more the law allows them to disguise their actions, and the harder it makes it to prove pretext, the greater the jeopardy to public discourse".

Even if those arguments fail, and the reporter is ordered to produce records and information, the harms from a search warrant-including the jeopardy to journalists' access to confidential sources-are avoided.

Professor Lori Fridell, a criminologist at the University of South Florida, said the incident highlighted the "potential jeopardy" to which bystanders could be exposed when police shoot the driver of a moving vehicle – even one that is just rolling away.

Shaffer was gay, although belonging to a generation of writers who, even after the removal of the legal jeopardy to homosexuality, neither wrote about the subject directly nor spoke about his private life in interviews, although, when the theatrical voice teacher Robert Leonard died in 1990, he was recorded in the New York Times' obituary as "the companion of the playwright Peter Shaffer".

Building on this concept, the U.S. Institute of Medicine coined the term "double jeopardy" to emphasize the combined risk often faced by socially disadvantaged groups.

But Dr Steven Leuthner, a national expert on neonatal and infant end-of-life care, said most abortions after 20 weeks were performed through induced labor and delivery because of lethal issues with the fetus or jeopardy to the mother's life.

Instead, the clever Chu decided to switch things up and jump around the "Jeopardy!" board to throw off his opponents, and to dig for Daily Doubles.