The troopers have contended that they felt jeopardized after stopping the van because it began backing up toward one of them.
In addition, Descartes may have felt jeopardized by his friendship with intellectual libertines such as Father Claude Picot (d. 1668), a bon vivant known as "the Atheist Priest," with whom he entrusted his financial affairs in France.
Women had feelings of guilt or inadequacy regarding the avoidance of sex, and partners felt rejected, jeopardized or broke up relationship [ 20].
Perhaps one day it will offer a sort of "veto" power to the user base to allow it to block changes they feel could jeopardize their privacy, security, or the utility of Facebook.
Lichtenstein's 1962 show was quickly followed by Wayne Thiebaud's April 17 , 1962one-man show at the Allan Stone Gallery featuring all-American foods, which agitated Warhol as he felt it jeopardized his own food-related soup can works.
Then there was the lapse in judgment last year, and the guilt McFadden felt after jeopardizing his career by staying out late and getting hurt — only weeks before the start of the season.
We thought it was best, but in reality we feel that we jeopardized their quality of life even if the procedure lengthened that life a bit".
"I'm getting lots of e-mails and telephone calls from staff who feel they'll jeopardize their position if they speak out, but who are angry, bewildered and worried".
Yet it raises Mr. Brown's concern over the future of Britain's economy, which he has steered to a stability unknown under any previous Labor government and which he feels would be jeopardized by an ill-timed decision to adopt the euro.
"If they feel this would be jeopardized, then they won't take the risk".
