The risk of jeopardizing our safety outweighed any adventurous possibilities.
Ms. Coffman, fearful of jeopardizing her job, did not either.
That concrete, from which the drop ceiling hangs, is fractured and chipping away, though it is not in danger of falling and jeopardizing motorists.
His carefully orchestrated campaign against corruption — currently, the No. 1 threat to Party legitimacy — attests to his keen awareness of the dangers jeopardizing an unpopular authoritarian regime.
The BBC, the university said, "deliberately misled" the group to underplay the scope of the reporting, placed the students in danger and jeopardized its work in politically fraught nations.
As it did with secret documents released in August by WikiLeaks covering six years of the war in Afghanistan, The Times redacted or withheld any documents that would put lives in danger or jeopardize continuing military operations.
As it did with the Afghan war logs, The Times has redacted or withheld any documents that would put lives in danger or jeopardize continuing military operations.
You don't get to go out hunting monsters, throwing yourself at dangers doorstep and jeopardizing your own life by being a coward!
Doing nothing -- or worse, continuing opposition to new safety regulations -- puts the lives of the millions of people living and working along these railways in danger, jeopardizes your legacy, and could leave you with blood (and oil) on your hands.
Excessive immune activation has long been known to compromise pregnancy success and activation of the innate immune system by pathogen-derived danger signals can jeopardize fetal survival (Parant and Chedid, 1964, Xu et al., 2000).
