Sentence examples similar to jeopardize each other from inspiring English sources

Love seems the ultimate betrayal of good sense, the explanatory variable that drives both Red and his math teacher to jeopardize everything for each other.

"To get a first-round quarterback and not jeopardize the other needs of the team, it was too juicy to pass up.

"It's been a difficult decision for me, but I didn't want to jeopardize my other events," Miller said at a news conference.

"If we have to terminate 20 people, that's going to jeopardize 100 other jobs of people who are legal, Americans, people who are making a good living," she said.

Neither side, of course, believes that its approach would jeopardize the other side's main concern.

What about those of us who aren't quite as bold as Jorn and are afraid a commitment like that may jeopardize our other goals?

So before you decide to switch your savings away from pre-tax accounts, consider whether you'll jeopardize some other valuable tax break by reporting a higher adjusted gross income now.

"We appreciate the honor and the prestige that would come with the winning of a prize…but we can hardly afford at the present time to jeopardize our other interests in doing it".

A romance could not only jeopardize those other aspects of their relationship, a failed romance could mean they would fail this city.

"If funding is cut off, CMS could look at that, and that could jeopardize the other funding that we get from them around family planning services," FSSA Secretary Michael Gargano told the Indianapolis Star.

The canopy and roots support each other and losing just one could jeopardize the others.