Sentence examples for any jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

(While 20 states failed to meet the Dec. 12 deadline for submitting slates of electors without any jeopardizing their votes in the Electoral College, the outcome of the election in those states was not disputed. In Florida, by contrast, Republican legislative leaders had announced plans for a special session to choose the Legislature's own slate of Bush electors).

"You are not threatening China, not in any way jeopardizing their security.

Now, with U.S. troops preparing to withdraw, a new war could erupt at any time, jeopardizing the Kurds' continued ability to guard the prisoners.

Prosecutors sought to jail Kerviel to keep him from contacting accomplices, if he had any, and jeopardizing what promises to be a long and complex investigation.

The F.B.I. has declined to disclose the name of either Guantánamo suspect, for fear of jeopardizing any eventual prosecution.

More specifically, we are working diligently to minimize our costs without jeopardizing any core functions at the College.

By clinging to this hard-line position, he is jeopardizing any prospects for peace for Israel and the Palestinians.

Economists speculate that the government is wary of issuing more bonds than it has to, fearful of jeopardizing any recovery by pushing long-term rates higher.

Whatever intelligence he may have is unlikely to be valuable enough to justify jeopardizing any good will created during President Obama's meeting last week with President Xi Jinping, he said.

The Labor Department rarely cracks down on offenders, saying that it has limited resources and that unpaid interns are loath to file complaints for fear of jeopardizing any future job search.

In 2008 China had warned ExxonMobil to drop its exploration deal with Vietnam or risk jeopardizing any future contracts with the mainland.