You feel threatened because it jeopardizes your financial future and your career aspirations.
Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement would be disastrous, not only because it jeopardizes America's status as a world leader, but also because such action will undermine our competitiveness in the emerging clean-environment global economy.
Because it jeopardizes too much.
It's always hard to puzzle out the North Koreans, but this decision is particularly baffling because it jeopardizes the first international agreement of the country's new leader, Kim Jong-un, Jong-un, Mr. Kimed grandson.
Stopping this illicit trade is imperative not only because it is a source of income for a terrorist organization, but also because it jeopardizes the possibility of post-conflict stabilization and reconciliation.
"It's not good for the industry," said a top executive at a leading promotional marketing agency, because it jeopardizes the basic premise of contests: that sponsors "make a promise".
John Leshy, professor emeritus at the University of California's Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco and Interior Department solicitor during the Clinton administration, said the divisiveness and partisan nature of the debate over public lands is relatively new, and also worrisome because it jeopardizes vast areas that have traditionally been managed for public benefit and enjoyment.
Though it's obviously more complicated than it sounds here, the green card marriage idea put extreme stress on him because it jeopardized his career.
So, yes, the Congressman used strong language because the Tea Party agenda jeopardizes our most vulnerable and leaves them without the ability to improve their economic standing".
This limitation does not jeopardize our conclusions because our catchment population pyramid is constrictive, showing fewer younger persons.
