Sentence examples for jeopardizing them and from inspiring English sources

"With so many sexual assaults still happening on college campuses all over the country," Gillibrand wrote, "we should be doing everything we can to make our sexual assault prevention and enforcement policies stronger ― not weakening them, not jeopardizing them, and certainly not taking them away".

Scott Lazo, Southbridge's coach, accused the Tantasqua coach of not properly training his team and jeopardizing them by not forfeiting.

Students had voiced concerns during debate over the proposal that limiting A's would unfairly jeopardize them in job and graduate-school applications, since it would lower their grade-point averages relative to other colleges that did not limit A's.

Many supporters were disappointed, feeling that she had jumped the gun and jeopardized them all by taking a confrontational approach.

These were dear friends of mine and I didn't want to jeopardize them.

Many LGBT minorities apply for jobs and positions where they may not necessarily want to come out because it may jeopardize them from advancing or getting the position," she says.

We wouldn't jeopardize them or any other resident.

Mr. Peskov accused the opposition of jeopardizing and exploiting "children" by promising them some manner of reward for attending.

When players were locked out last summer, though, the games would not have started without them, jeopardizing millions of dollars in revenue and the patience of fans.

Glavine has seen first baseman Mo Vaughn, starter Pedro Astacio and reliever Scott Strickland each try playing through injuries, only to make them worse and jeopardize their seasons and, in Vaughn's case, his career.

Otherwise, they are jeopardizing the immediate and long-term health of those around them.