Sentence examples for jeopardized for from inspiring English sources

The lives of these citizens were deliberately jeopardized — for nothing.

Shipping experts said that if weak coal prices endured for a few more years, financing could be jeopardized for a handful of the remaining ones.

A day after Mr. Gore made his proposal, President Clinton ordered the release of 30 million barrels of oil, prompting charges from Mr. Bush that the nation's national security was being jeopardized for short-term political gain.

Even worse for her personally, months after her meeting with Lay, she learned that her job had been jeopardized for speaking up.

Moreover, given the small number of primary industrial categories, the statistical power is jeopardized for part of our analysis; for future studies, it would be helpful to utilize more detailed industrial classifications to test the robustness of our findings.

"This is a right that must not be jeopardized, for instance, through the establishment of so-called safe havens or other similar arrangements," said Guterres.

And I just thought he was too nice a horse to jeopardize for the Preakness or the Belmont if he started to show those signs.

Moreover, they say that extensive visa screening has jeopardized plans for military training for thousands of Iraqis exiles, whom Washington asked the national congress to nominate two months ago.

More precisely, it might have jeopardized support for the New Deal among members of Congress from the former Confederate states.

Mr. Dalli also said his ouster had jeopardized chances for the revised directive to be passed before the current term of the European Parliament, which must approve the legislation, expires in 2014.

But the injunction has forced NIH to freeze its reviews of new hESC grants, and it has jeopardized payments for more than 20 ongoing grants awaiting their annual payment in September.