Sentence examples for which might jeopardize from inspiring English sources

In a carefully worded final statement, OPEC said it would be ready "to swiftly respond to any developments which might jeopardize oil market stability and their interests".

Barnes also condemned public statements by officials — like Stephen Harper calling Smith a "double murderer" — that implied Smith "was personally undeserving of further support," arguing that it was problematic for the government to "make specific unfavorable comments about an individual's case for relief which might jeopardize his legal status".

Tourniquets reduce the surgical field, which might jeopardize sterility of the postoperative wound dressing.

In addition, the smaller exposure impairs visualization during surgery, which might jeopardize the preparation of the joint surfaces, positioning of the implants, and removal of superfluous bone cement.

Non-treatment or under-treatment of the patient's actual illness could lead to potentially preventable long term complications which might further jeopardize the health status of the patient and further increase costs.

He once proposed banning Playboy magazine from military installations, which might have jeopardized the survival of the all-volunteer army.

Many environmental groups oppose this, fearing it might jeopardize the ultimate goal, which is to reduce emissions.

We assumed that quitting smoking might jeopardize recovery from alcohol and other drugs, which discouraged many people who wanted to stop smoking from attempting to quit.

Mr. Colon said he did not want to say anything that might jeopardize Mr. Tavarez's standing during his sentencing, which is scheduled for July 29; Mr. Tavarez faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.

Zuckerberg was speaking during a Q&A keynote at the Mobile World Congress conference here in Barcelona, and was asked whether the NSA revelations might jeopardize the mission of the Internet.org coalition, which has the big-ticket ambition of connecting everyone in the world to the Internet and of which Facebook is a leading/founder member.

Many activists have urged these communities to do everything they can to protect people in this country illegally, even though such efforts might jeopardize some federal funding from a Washington in which Republicans will control not only the White House but also Congress.