Sentence examples for will further jeopardize from inspiring English sources

Not only did the conference fail to reach a meaningful agreement, but that failure will further jeopardize any action on global warming by an already skeptical U.S. Senate".

"The hospitals right now are in the worst financial condition of any in the country and this action will further jeopardize patient care and services," said Kenneth E. Raske, president of the Greater New York Hospital Association.

But if he cuts too deep, he will further jeopardize China's energy interests overseas.

"Repealing or modifying the steel industry relief program will only further jeopardize the lives and livelihoods of workers in the steel industry," he said.

Their health, their nutrition, their access to safe water - all of which are weak already - will be further jeopardized in a war.

Although there are visions of peace and democracy in Iraq, it is quite possible that the aftermath of a military invasion will destabilize the region and prompt terrorists to further jeopardize our security at home.

In fact, one can be generally "pro-Israel" and still deplore the Netanyahu government's conduct for the simple fact that it will likely provoke further attacks on Israel, and further jeopardize the well being of ordinary Israeli citizens, who, like most Palestinians, simply wish to live their lives in peace.

It could further jeopardize Nigeria's oil production, already reduced by as much as a quarter since 2006.

But some fear the plan could further jeopardize the group, and on 3 August, the government backtracked on the implications of its announcement, insisting that it would not make the first move toward contact, though it will respond to communication initiated by the tribe.

The newspaper withheld the specific details discussed in order not to further jeopardize the intelligence.

Treatment with nitrites carries significant risk of hypotension and methemoglobinemia, which can further jeopardize tissue oxygen delivery.