Sentence examples for jeopardized about from inspiring English sources

No injuries were reported, but the fire--which broke out on 28 September--did around $3 million worth of damage and has jeopardized about one-fifth of all ongoing British antarctic research, officials say.

It said they jeopardized about $500,000 annually.

PAGE A10 Internet Use Jeopardized About 3.7 million Internet users could lose access this weekend after a judge allowed Excite@Home to sever its cable contracts.

State and federal officials, one of whom told a City Council committee in November that the failure to set up more career centers hurt the city's ability to help workers displaced after Sept. 11, had cautioned city officials that their actions were jeopardizing about $70 million in funding that remained unspent.

The move may jeopardize about $30 million a year in American counternarcotics aid to Bolivia.

"We won't stand by as New Yorkers' safety is jeopardized by this abrupt about-face by the federal government".

He is a thoughtful jurist, but he seems a curious choice for this undertaking as his nomination to the court was jeopardized by questions about his failure to recuse himself, as an appeals court judge, from cases that could have affected his investments.

And our jobs, familial relationships and friendships can be jeopardized if information about our medical condition, sexual preferences or lifestyle choices is evident and available to anyone who can see the advertisements on our computer screens.

Even if it's your spouse, who uses her maiden name to make the calls - in this way, your amiable relationship with the client is not jeopardized by crass calls about money, if that's your view on the subject.

(The 2011 N.F.L. season could be jeopardized by labor problems, but fans are advised not to think too much about that reality, either).

But his career was jeopardized when his students complained about his research methods, prompting an inquiry by the Harvard faculty.