Sentence examples for afraid of jeopardizing from inspiring English sources
All reported that young faculty members rarely feel free to take extended family leave, even if they can afford it, because they are afraid of jeopardizing their chances for promotion and tenure.
Mr. Precht also writes that his superior, Leonard F. Joy, the Federal Defender, did not take a more confrontational approach in the case because he was afraid of jeopardizing his office's contract to offer public defender services.
Ms. Coffman, fearful of jeopardizing her job, did not either.
The risk of jeopardizing our safety outweighed any adventurous possibilities.
He said, "I was afraid of saying anything too plainly and jeopardizing our friendship".
Many of the women who have come forward about the former CBC host's alleged sexual violence said they were afraid of speaking publicly, as it could jeopardize their careers, or that they may become the subject of media attacks.
Many conservatives are afraid of ratifying the convention claiming that it would jeopardize homeschooling and parental rights, override existing state laws and would surrender our nation's sovereignty to unelected bureaucrats, none of which make sense to me.
"I.N.S. has not come out with any kind of guidelines or memo, so people are afraid of changing jobs because they don't want to jeopardize their green card".
"I was afraid of starvation, terribly afraid.
