But this was now all jeopardized.
But that's all jeopardized by the sagging economy, unfair trade practices by China in supporting its tire makers which export to the U.S. and GM's plan to move production offshore - including to China.
But first of all, Charles must jeopardize all this by tumbling for a flirtatious babe whom he meets on the morning train.
Billy Bean, a former major league baseball player who came out in 1999, four years after he retired from the sport, said that it's a matter not simply of money but of not wanting to do anything at all to jeopardize or diminish the rare, long-shot opportunity to play in the pros.
Growth-limiting factors including drought, salinity, cold, UV rays as well as pathogenic micro-organisms, e.g. fungi, bacteria, viruses, etc. all can jeopardize the plant life if not negated by plant protective responses.
Legislation that was passed by previous governments to protect wildlife such as the Endangered Species Act, create national monuments and other clean air and water legislation have all been jeopardized by this administration.
But if it fails, by Hezbollah's own assessment the fallout could jeopardize all three of those missions.
But to appear in public wearing Dunlop Bumper leisure shoes is to jeopardize all hope of peer acceptance.
A military-led relief effort would "jeopardize all burden-sharing by U.N. agencies and other governments," said George Rupp, president of the International Rescue Committee.
As Mr Bopp argues, abortion rights thus grounded "would jeopardize all current laws on abortion, such as laws requiring parental involvement for minors, waiting periods, specific informed consent information and so on".
In the past week, southern leaders have absorbed the loss of Abyei, complaining bitterly about it but deciding not to respond with military force, saying that could jeopardize all that they had sacrificed for.
