In New Jersey, poor evaluations in two successive years jeopardize a teacher's tenure.
According to research, with ongoing drought in the Californias, a development the size of Cabo Dorado would deplete the Santiago aquifer within thirty years, jeopardizing the future of the region.
Vast quantities of nutrients and carbon (Progress Article, page 311) are lost from agricultural lands to erosion each year, jeopardizing soil fertility and food production.
They claim the government had the right to implement the Patriot Act because "national security" was at stake, but they don't believe that guns, which result in the death of thousands of Americans each year, jeopardize national security?
Hence, it does not seem that matching along an unobserved trait potentially correlated with future labor supply (we focus on couples who have been married for at least 4 years) seriously jeopardizes our results and their interpretation.
It does not seem that matching along a dimension potentially correlated with future labor supply (we focus on couples who have been married for at least 4 years) seriously jeopardizes our results and their interpretation12.
Undermining respect for the foundational American ideals -- like freedom of the press or due process -- that have sustained this republic for more than 200 years potentially jeopardizes decades of social progress and our very societal fabric.
Not fully expending these funds in a given fiscal year could jeopardize future year funding levels.
"He could easily play five more years without jeopardizing his health," Cornrich said.
The people in the United States must know that the former U.S. administration in the past eight years has jeopardized their reputation in the entire world.
