YEAH, I SAID IT! Find someone who is down with the artist, have them intro you, get them down for the cause, and make it clear that if you get shut down it may jeopardize agreed upon guarantees.
According to Mr. Dervis, and the research collected in "Inequality in America," a growing number of economists suspect that once inequality passes a certain point it may jeopardize economic stability and economic growth.
At the same time, battery replacement is not always feasible since it may jeopardize the patient's health.
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.
If his plan somehow succeeds, it may jeopardize the human rights of millions, particularly members of minority communities.
The following fall, the bullying against Kurt has intensified, but Finn refuses to stand up for him this time, concerned that it may jeopardize his position as quarterback.
While such behavior will surely drive my dad mad with desire, it may jeopardize her goal of losing 25 pounds before my brother's wedding in April.
It is a legitimate concern that like failed austerity measures also occurring around the world, this "tightening" is going too far to the point that it may jeopardize the ICC's future effectiveness and efficiency.
As the transition towards developed economies raise living standards, it may jeopardize the health of lower socioeconomic groups.
Moreover, farmworkers in seasonal and day-labor arrangements may be less likely to request safety equipment or to report potential hazards to owners/operators out of fear that it may jeopardize future opportunities for work (Aronsson 1999; Aronsson et al. 2002; Quinlan et al. 2001).
