Sentence examples for jeopardize their status from inspiring English sources

Thus it was impossible for Americans to accept the black man as one of themselves, for to do so was to jeopardize their status as white men.

The threat of losing those advantages kept women from challenging the status quo and acting in ways that might jeopardize their status.

The positive news for Klinsmann is that none of the injuries to the team's key players are projected to jeopardize their status for World Cup qualifying, which begins June 8 with a game against Antigua and Barbuda.

In other words, some lucky handful of incoming freshmen will be handed $2,000 without jeopardizing their status as amateurs.

WASHINGTON ― After news spread Friday of a coup attempt in Turkey, outside observers rushed to speculate about what the events meant for NATO: Were the Turks jeopardizing their status in the mutual defense alliance, and were fellow NATO members ready to respond to the overthrow of Turkey's elected government?

This left them vulnerable to the 1996 law, which also applied retroactively — past crimes could suddenly jeopardize their legal status.

In his speech at the reception, he brought up recent criticism of the campaign over an e-mail message from Pennsylvania suggesting that supporters distribute campaign information inside the places of worship of "friendly congregations," something specialists in election law say might jeopardize their tax status.

Not-for-profit private clubs take only limited traffic off the street, lest they jeopardize their tax status.

Kolken said immigrants and those seeking entry to the United States shouldn't do anything illegal that would jeopardize their immigration status, and "if they put something on the internet, it's forever and it can be potentially used against them".

Of course, if they can't afford to pay off their medical bills, that could jeopardize their legal status, so if you have an accident or even a really bad case of the flu, your quest for citizenship could be over.

The residency program has an obligation to promote appropriate clinical practice and protect residents from practices that may jeopardize their professional status.