She said Mr. Bush was considering jeopardizing the lives of thousands of American troops without knowing what weapons Mr. Hussein had concealed.
So before you decide to switch your savings away from pre-tax accounts, consider whether you'll jeopardize some other valuable tax break by reporting a higher adjusted gross income now.
It concluded, "We are deeply concerned that PBS' poorly considered decision could jeopardize both the meeting of public broadcasting's mission and also stifle the innovation that is crucial to the future of public broadcasting".
Jobs went ballistic over the lost iPhone prototype because he believed deeply that he could delight Apple customers best by surprising them, and the lost iPhone and the publication that bought and leaked what Jobs considered stolen property jeopardized that.
Not a self-aggrandizing hero, but one who, though still earnest and given a halo of Americana (raised in Kansas by farmers, for one thing), wants to be a person among people and do good without jeopardizing what he considers a life of normality, that is, of remaining unknown.
It is, therefore, recommended that this approach be considered where feasible, but without jeopardizing the food security of the most vulnerable.
Rather than jeopardize your financial future, consider your proactive options: Make up the loss immediately.
Though they grew close managing their operations, both were in other relationships, and neither dared to consider romantic feelings for the other, lest it jeopardize the project.
State Senator Jane Nelson, Republican of Flower Mound, who heads the Senate Public Health Committee, said dropping out of Medicaid was worth considering — but only if it made fiscal sense without jeopardizing care.
But party leaders must also consider whether moving someone to the clerk's office would jeopardize the party's control of the post that the person would vacate.
