Sentence examples for jeopardizing with from inspiring English sources

"Why isn't it correct that we are jeopardizing with each passing day Florida being able to have its votes counted in the Electoral College?" Chief Justice Charles T. Wells demanded of one of the Democrats' lawyers, referring to the federal deadline of Dec. 12 for states to name their official electors.

All that seems jeopardized with yesterday's verdict, at least as far as Ms. Stewart's signature control is concerned.

"The pressure on euro zone officials has ratcheted higher, and risks of failure are now too significant to jeopardize with half measures," analysts at Crédit Agricole CIB said.

MILAN (AP) -- Barcelona's attempt to becoming European soccer's first repeat champion in two decades was jeopardized with a 3-1 loss to Inter Milan on Tuesday night in the first leg of a Champions League semifinal.

Wind turbines safe operation could be jeopardized with the use of improperly heated anemometers.

"Any of these could be jeopardized with revocation, and that's a big problem," says Michael O'Connor, an estates lawyer in Syracuse, N.Y., who chaired a state bar association review committee that recommended modifications lawyers should consider making on power of attorney forms.

Your rights will not be jeopardized with universal background checks.

None of these countries can legally do deals until sanctions are eased, and without jeopardizing business with the United States.

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.

But Liebowitz quickly lost the confidence of NAE's governing council, which worried that he was leading the academy into financial distress and jeopardizing relations with its sister, the National Academy of Sciences.

Cuba's ability to strengthen ties with the United States without jeopardizing its relationships with its steadier partners, China and Russia, is very limited.