Sentence examples for jeopardizing about from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The countries of the gulf in particular, he said, "are worried about regional stability, about their kids and about jeopardizing their extraordinary economic power".

Similar to the tradition of "knocking on wood" (i.e., "this is going well, knock on wood"), participants may have been reluctant to speak about a positive future because of concern about jeopardizing future positive outcomes.

Justice Department lawyers expressed concern about jeopardizing the F.B.I.'s criminal inquiry in the attacks.

Bulgaria has also expressed concern about jeopardizing its historically close relations with Middle Eastern countries.

So Michael D. Eisner, the chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, is worried about jeopardizing tax breaks the company is granted in Florida.

When the Bush administration censored scientists and rewrote scientific reports, too many scientific bodies stayed silent, worried about jeopardizing funding.

He had initially given his name but later insisted on anonymity because he was concerned about jeopardizing discussions with law firms that had offered him positions last fall.