Mr. Dennis said that the two television efforts were chosen carefully to ensure success and avoid jeopardizing the image of the lucrative print property.
"If the government does not take action for fear of jeopardizing its image, then it is an irresponsible government," he said.
Now, just days before the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Huckabee's reliance on — and then rejection of — Mr. Rollins's advice to go after his opponent has threatened to throw his campaign into a tailspin, potentially jeopardizing the image of unvarnished "authenticity" that Mr. Huckabee is now making the centerpiece of his closing appeal to Iowa voters.
Only at private parties, of course, or early in the morning on smaller floors— never on the big stage, since this sound didn't fit with my DJ product and would jeopardize my image.
"True, they were a reminder for people to be cautious, but one should not jeopardize the good image of the entire region," Mr. Hun Sen said.
HTC CEO Peter Chou told the Wall Street Journal today that the company doesn't want to jeopardize their brand image by catering to the low-end of the smartphone market.
O: I wanted to jeopardize my own image.
Some scholars of Tibetan art assert that the painters in Lo Manthang are altering important historical murals and jeopardizing scholarship by painting new images atop sections of walls where the original images have been destroyed.
Here they are, young stars whose only asset is their image, and they're jeopardizing it all for the price of a dress.
Women may be viewed as lacking willpower, judgment or moral fortitude [ 55], which severely jeopardizes their self-image and makes them more vulnerable to personal attack and being discredited as "bad patients" or even "bad mothers" ([ 56]; p. 152).
