Spires' military career became jeopardized in October 1947, when the base's commander announced a plan to "clean up the base of homosexuals," according to a complaint filed in federal court.
Another, who had not been teaching HHR prior to the TTT course, reported that he became more vocal about human rights violations, and consequently promotions were denied and his position of employment became jeopardized.
"He's better," Girardi said, adding: "If he has a setback, then Friday becomes jeopardized.
Nothing significant can be expected to develop at the meeting, the first bargaining session since June 22, but the two sides have to start somewhere in their effort to reach an agreement before the scheduled start of the season becomes jeopardized.
If enough people do not get vaccinated, the entire community may suffer because "community immunity" becomes jeopardized.
But even though we're exposed to what feels like every ounce of their lives through the smooth pages of a magazine, there are still private battles they must face -- and that includes addressing their emotional well-being when it becomes jeopardized.
Any voice saying anything other than, "I am Charlie" automatically became suspect, jeopardizing the very idea of free expression.
With longer duration of recording time the mandatory stationarity, describing a steady mean of the originally time-varying signals, becomes increasingly jeopardized.
The growing crowds at U.S. National Parks have become unmanageable, jeopardizing the natural experience the parks were created to provide.
Unfortunately, given the large element count of 2D array transducers, simulation times become significant jeopardizing the efficacy of the design process.
If even a few farmers were to plant genetically modified wheat, they say, the state's whole crop could become contaminated and exports jeopardized, particularly if competitors like Canada were to grow only nonmodified wheat.
