Sentence examples for to be jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

In the Andean Puna, agricultural expansion is thought to be jeopardizing the large SOC stock sequestered in its soils.

Neither of those positions is likely to be jeopardized quickly by the announcements today.

"If it comes down to war, we are not going to allow our strategic friendship with the United States to be jeopardized," the foreign minister, Marwan Muasher, told an audience at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington two weeks ago.

That means the health of people living in certain communities would continue to be jeopardized, they said.

Volpe, not having heard of the movie before this letter, felt that his political career was going to be jeopardized by the movie.

"We and our research partners do not want the ADCS data and systems commandeered by Dr. Aisen and others to be jeopardized in the process of restoring it to UC San Diego".

"Well, this agreement that helps middle-class families, senior citizens and those who have been looking for work is too important to be jeopardized by political rivalries between Republicans in the House and Republicans in the Senate".

The United States Supreme Court elaborated in Afroyim v. Rusk (1967): "Citizenship is no light trifle to be jeopardized any moment Congress decides to do so under the name of one of its general or implied grants of power.

Co-operation in nature is known to be jeopardized by cheaters, and the rapid emergence of cheaters in QS communities has been recently reported in laboratory growth [7], [8] as well as in vivo [9].

An intrinsic limitation is that drugs abuse in club scene appears to be jeopardized, and it is difficult to extend the results obtained at a venue to other venues or countries.

Actually, parents who fail to vaccinate their kids may be jeopardizing the health of other children who are unable to get the vaccine because they are too young.