Sentence examples for as jeopardized from inspiring English sources

The memo, which was reprinted in the L.A. "Times" added, "Bradley can and will excite black voters to outvote the white electorate especially if there is a runoff where his mayoral office is seen as jeopardized by a perfidious Jew....".

The Guards and other hardliners hope that a win for Raisi will give them an opportunity to safeguard economic and political power they see as jeopardized by the lifting of sanctions and opening of the country to foreign investment.

The administration, she said, will continue to speak out against decisions it views as jeopardizing the peace process.

Designed to facilitate Poland's accession to the EU, the reforms were seen by some as jeopardizing the antiquated system of farming prevalent in many regions of Poland.

Ms. Siddiqa said that General Musharraf was likely to retain domestic support because he did not come across as jeopardizing Pakistan's basic interests.

Especially with unemployment remaining high, the politics of immigration remain sensitive for both parties, with neither Democrats nor Republicans wanting to be seen as jeopardizing jobs for American workers.

Given their history, Germans are touchy about any measures they perceive as jeopardizing their right to personal privacy — including their digital data — and were angered by statements by Edward J. Snowden, the former intelligence contractor, that the N.S.A. was monitoring their communications.

At a confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, a series of Republicans portrayed the articles as jeopardizing national security and questioned whether Mr. Watson could be trusted to protect classified secrets.

At the meetings, the governor's senior coastal adviser, Garret Graves, has strongly criticized the board as jeopardizing the broad coalition assembled to address coastal issues and needlessly complicating the state's own efforts to find money for remediation.

Another uncertainty is the role of Pakistan, which provides safe haven to Taliban leaders and has undermined past efforts at reconciliation talks that it sees as jeopardizing its interests.

Such support could be seen as jeopardizing Mr. Cruz's professed reputation for conservative ideological purity, given Mr. Trump's shape-shifting political views, which Mr. Cruz delighted in highlighting during his presidential campaign.