But since students are expected to learn from each other, tuning out jeopardizes the overall classroom experience.
Because of the challenging climate and soil conditions, many Canadian farmers have embraced genetically modified organisms, though their disfavour in Europe jeopardizes exportability.
"Am I complicit," he asks, "in a media that makes an unreasonable demand of fighters and jeopardizes their health and turns it into something more than a sport?
Peter Beinart, in a forthcoming and passionately argued polemic, "The Crisis of Zionism," is just the latest critic to point out that a profoundly anti-democratic, even racist, political culture has become endemic among much of the Jewish population in the West Bank, and jeopardizes Israel proper.
Anything that jeopardizes the possibility of effecting that agreement is against the best interests of Berlin and of Germany.
In an amicus brief supporting the networks, the National Football League and Major League Baseball argue that Aereo's business model jeopardizes billions of dollars in license fees.
A Jan . 1946check not honored because it is da ed 1945, can also get a bank in trouble on the ground that it jeopardizes a customer's credit.
In particular, I think the scandal jeopardizes Woods's unusual ability to be the public face of the kind of companies that traditionally have not used athletes in their advertising, like the consulting firm Accenture, which since 2003 has made Woods the centerpiece of their business-to-business advertising.
The following day, on the Senate floor, Obama said that the provision "seriously jeopardizes the rights of all Americans and the ideals America stands for".
It jeopardizes security".
It also jeopardizes Mr. Vanska's tenure, since he has threatened to resign if the first two Carnegie concerts, in early November, are canceled.
