Sentence examples for any jeopardy from inspiring English sources

"We don't feel there's any jeopardy with regard to repayment".

"I'm not in any jeopardy," Moore told the student who had asked the question.

"We're not going to put anybody in any jeopardy," said Diane Todd, another Postal Service spokeswoman.

As for Congress, he said: "There is a plan that would be implemented were we to be in any jeopardy.

"I think it's an honest and humble decision by him knowing he didn't want to put the team in any jeopardy," defenseman Ryan McDonagh said after the game.

So, in the absence of any jeopardy to their gilded lifestyles arising from immigration, what did they have to gain from disseminating these fictions?

Instead, he was accompanied by one of the agents who represents him on contract issues, an indication that his agents do not think he is any legal jeopardy.

"We are liaising with the authorities and we do not want to say anything which might put him in any further jeopardy or which will inflame the situation.

It remains unclear how many such reviews have been conducted since Mr. Obama took office, and whether groups that engage in religion-based discrimination are in any real jeopardy of losing money.

Holder, MacBride said, also conferred with his counterparts in the intelligence community about any possible jeopardy to national-security secrets "if we went forward with a full-throated prosecution of K.S.M".

Mr. Sosnik's participation in the aggressive fund-raising of the 1996 campaign earned him several subpoenas and large legal bills, but he does not appear to be in any legal jeopardy now.