Sentence examples similar to jeopardize reputation from inspiring English sources

But, as a man of vision, he would never jeopardize his reputation for petty profits, since by doing so he'd smash his rice bowl.

Others caution that any hint of concession could appear to be pandering and jeopardize the reputation for independence that is at the heart of Mr. McCain's appeal.

And if the Giants' offense doesn't stay sharp with him calling the plays, it would jeopardize his reputation as a quarterback guru.

Another big risk is that the central bank, in providing a cushion of emergency loans, could jeopardize its reputation as an inflation fighter.

During the tournament's four rounds, fans with season badges would be loath to jeopardize their reputation or annual entree to the Masters merely to holler something that would violate the code of sportsmanship laid down by Bobby Jones.

"I've been in politics 34 years, and I can tell you right now that I would not jeopardize my reputation for any amount of money," Rendell told the Washington Times.

"We're not going to do anything to jeopardize that reputation".

Madoff's lawyers refuse to comment on his actions in prison, or anything else, seemingly because they do not want to jeopardize his reputation.

Almost all of the attendees who spoke to HuffPost refused to give their last names, out of fear that it could jeopardize their reputation or professional standing.

This could jeopardize your reputation and get you fired.

This will jeopardize your reputation as an accommodating hostess but scaring your guest isn't exactly the typical thing to do.