Sentence examples for jeopardize the status of from inspiring English sources
Anything short of that, he says, will jeopardize the status of the dollar as the world's reserve currency.
Payroll concerns leave question marks all over next season's roster and jeopardize the status of old hands Paul Konerko and A. J. Pierzynski.
The goals are multiple: to score; to show off one's substantial ball-control skills; and to keep the ball from going down the steep stairs toward the bottom of the neighborhood or, really, anywhere else that would jeopardize the status of the game.
The dynamics of the uprising thus changed profoundly, as it could now jeopardize the status of the entire manorial system.
The United States has remained largely silent in response to this wave of violence, apparently wary of jeopardizing the status of its sprawling air base, on the outskirts of this capital, which supports the mission in Afghanistan.
The Justice Department's advice, based on a Congressional statute requiring that the island be sold, also jeopardizes the status of two 19th-century forts that Mr. Clinton designated national monuments, said Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a New York Democrat.
I think that [reporting] jeopardizes the status of products that may be required for certain health conditions.
The N.C.A.A. is probably checking to see if Butler has done anything to jeopardize the amateur status of any of his clients.
In addition, it has been recently showed that an episode of HZ could lead to comorbidity decompensation and could jeopardize the health status of an older person with concomitant diabetes, COPD, or cardiovascular disease [ 37].
Congress shares responsibility for the problem thanks to its decision to allow taxable REIT subsidiaries to conduct activities that would otherwise jeopardize the qualifying status of REITs.
The trend has been a concern to advocates of the traditional trusts, who fear that the newcomers may eventually jeopardize the tax status of older funds that do not do any business other than owning real estate.
