Deborah Kaplan is now a judge in Manhattan, and when her father was asked why he had jeopardized her career by inviting known gangsters like Anthony Casso and Frank Santora to her wedding, in 1985, he replied, "She might have become a criminal-defense lawyer".
Federal law enforcement officials criticized Sheriff Speziale because he had not informed them of his plans to arrest Mr. el-Atriss, and charged that he had jeopardized a larger terror investigation by making public the suspected Sept. 11 connection.
Jack DaSilva, the center's chairman and a real estate executive, defended the board's decision to remove Mr. Seelinger, saying that he had jeopardized the organization's neutrality and nonprofit status.
Refuting Mr. Romney's charge that he had jeopardized American energy security by vetoing the Keystone XL pipeline for carrying crude oil from Canada, the president said: "And with respect to this pipeline that Governor Romney keeps on talking about, we've — we've built enough pipeline to wrap around the entire earth once.
At his first meeting with federal prosecutors last month, Robert P. Hanssen, the F.B.I. agent charged with spying for Moscow, seemed un focused, at times hesitant in answering questions about his espionage career, and the session ended with his lawyers fearing he had jeopardized chances for a plea bargain that would spare his life.
In these Orwellian times, she has jeopardized her position by doing so.
Rubio has jeopardized all that because he's fretting about his political future.
It is not the agency that has jeopardized careers.
This has jeopardized affordable-housing developments in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi.
Working flight attendants will avoid a hazard that has jeopardized their health and their jobs".
