Its fortunes are now so intimately involved with those of the National Restaurant Association (it's the biggest dining-out day of the year) that we can hardly expect anyone to jeopardize five million mimosas in favor of a more honest consideration of the ways in which the most intimate relationship of our lives has formed and sustained us.
"I don't know that anyone jeopardizes our relationship with this electorate," Mr. Rath said.
"We have spent heavily to establish our brand image and didn't want to associate ourselves with anyone who would jeopardize that," says Mitchell Handler, director of North American sales for Italian handbagmaker Francesco Biasia.
"We have spent heavily to establish our brand image and didn't want to associate ourselves with anyone who would jeopardize that," says Mitchell Handler, director of North American sales for the Italian handbagmaker Francesco Biasia.
"We are very strict about not sharing any information that could violate the privacy of anyone or could jeopardize the safety of responders or civilians involved in any incident," Simon said.
"Anyone who thinks agents would jeopardize the best interests of their clients," Allard said, "doesn't know these agents very well".
The Senate rules bar testimony from anyone federal prosecutors say would jeopardize the criminal corruption trial against the two-term governor.
I don't want to embarrass anyone (read: I don't want to jeopardize potential shags/hot dates/marriages), so I won't use any real names, but let's take a look at some sample reactions.
("He said, 'I don't want to jeopardize your gift.' ") Gradually ("I don't know that anyone really feels normal for a year after you kick dope"), he regained his ability to function.
You will not share your password, (or in the case of developers, your secret key), let anyone else access your account, or do anything else that might jeopardize the security of your account.
