Sentence examples for jeopardized her from inspiring English sources

On "N.Y.P.D. Blue," Detective Jill Kirkendall Andrea Thompsonn) recently jeopardized her job by trying to help her drug-dealing ex-husband outwit the law.

To make the story sexier, Jack picks up a partner — Rachel Walling, the supersmart F.B.I. agent who jeopardized her career for him in "The Poet".

According to Ms. Fleischner's book, Mrs. Keckley "had her eye on sewing for the new inhabitants of the White House — whoever they might be — and she would not have jeopardized her success by being open about her political views".

In the Miller case, Judge Tatel said, the disclosure of Ms. Wilson's identity may have jeopardized her safety, her work and "friends and associates from whom she might have gathered information in the past".

But she held a grudge against the company, which she believed had jeopardized her work by unfairly censoring her videos and subjecting them to "demonitization" — making them ineligible for advertising revenue.

Deborah Kaplan is now a judge in Manhattan, and when her father was asked why he had jeopardized her career by inviting known gangsters like Anthony Casso and Frank Santora to her wedding, in 1985, he replied, "She might have become a criminal-defense lawyer".

Why would she jeopardize her visa and risk being deported?

Ms. Coffman, fearful of jeopardizing her job, did not either.

After jeopardizing her life while in flight, her main passion, how can she still have optimism?

She said she did not want to jeopardize her daughter's chances for the team.

"I would never, ever do anything to jeopardize her opinion of me.