Sentence examples for it doesn't jeopardize from inspiring English sources

Gardner could return as a potential pinch-runner in September when rosters expand, Girardi said, as long as his injured elbow cooperates and as long as "it doesn't jeopardize him getting back next year".

"We hope that this media thing dies down fast, so he can get back to a normal life, so that it doesn't jeopardize his school year," said Mr. Romanowski, who is defending father and son.

Any regulation around medical marijuana must be carefully constructed to ensure it doesn't jeopardize this industry.

To the extent that it doesn't jeopardize your safety (like getting in the car with a group of people you just met), assume each person you meet is a good person, and act likewise.

Others, though, thirst for difference as long as it does not jeopardize the town's family-friendly feel.

Trying out an interest is a great idea if it does not jeopardize your full-time job, said Jean C. Setzfand, the vice president of financial security for AARP.

The new incoming task will be accepted only if it does not jeopardize the guarantees offered to the previously accepted tasks.

The tediousness and repetitiveness inherent in research assessments can be burdensome on the child and family providing empathy, support and education (as long as it does not jeopardize the research protocol) can bolster compliance and potentially reduce attrition.

Configuration is often preferable to customization since it does not jeopardize future upgrades.

Under these empires, the clergy was allowed to propagate its faith as long as it did not jeopardize imperial interests.

They said it did not jeopardize the survival of 13 stocks of salmon and steelhead that the government must protect under the Endangered Species Act.