Mr. Blagojevich seemed confident, said two former employees, who refused to be named out of concern that their comments could jeopardize their current work, that he would soon be selected as Mr. Kerry's running mate.
As Maddy and other sex workers note, laws criminalizing buyers would make such screening much more difficult -- what buyer is going to readily divulge such culpable information -- and thus jeopardize their ability to work safely.
Nonetheless, clinicians should inform patients that such recommendations may be contested by an employer or an insurer, and could potentially jeopardize their job benefits or work status.
Many disabled people limit their work hours rather than jeopardize their Medicaid coverage, a problem the Assembly Democrats have long tried to fix.
For the large number of SSA disability beneficiaries who are automatically eligible for and enrolled in other income-based support services such as food and housing assistance, the decision to work could also jeopardize their eligibility for other important benefits.
Look at the books and articles about women who work too hard at their careers, jeopardize their marriage possibilities, have children too late and conduct themselves too wantonly while single.
The e-mail warned them not to work for the league because it could jeopardize their future chances of becoming N.F.L. officials.
There are 2,200 other people working in the hospital, and not having this garage could jeopardize their jobs".
"Those guys aren't going to jeopardize their own families," said Marion Mitchell, 60, a school bus driver whose late husband worked in security at the plant.
On the other hand, one disadvantage is that many of these musicians still work day jobs -- some of them in government offices -- and consequently may jeopardize their jobs by going public with their feelings.
