Sentence examples for might jeopardize a from inspiring English sources
The Kennedy administration said it might jeopardize a test-ban moratorium.
A settlement in Judge Weinstein's court could supersede the Florida case, because federal judges have the power to block proceedings that might jeopardize a settlement in their courts.
In Employment Division of Oregon v. Smith, Scalia wrote a majority opinion holding that a law did not pose a constitutional problem simply because it might jeopardize a religious practice.
Films deserve their moment with audiences, and producers shouldn't fear that a festival screening might jeopardize a chance at theatrical release, so, in a few cases, I stifle myself.
PARIS — Seeking to avoid a new trans-Atlantic trade clash, the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company and European politicians played down on Thursday a report that might jeopardize a $35 billion United States military contract awarded to EADS in partnership with Northrop Grumman.
At least three people with dual American and Iranian citizenship are in custody: Siamak and Baquer Namazi, and a person whose name has been withheld in news reports at the request of the person's family, out of fear that mentioning the name might jeopardize a potential release.
The Times, in the past, has withheld information that might jeopardize the life of a captive soldier at the request of American authorities.
An alpha male, for instance, may interfere with his rival in grooming with a third party because such a coalition might jeopardize the alpha's status.
If he comes out of the closet he might jeopardize his chance to be a church deacon, but if he stays in he might lose Keith.
A few months later, they talked about the possibility of dating, but were worried that a relationship might jeopardize their jobs.
For example, he indicated that the tribunals could be tolerated because, "in a time of war, it is hard for us to be able to second-guess the president that information released in a trial might jeopardize sources by showing how we got the information, or give terrorists information about how we are tracking them".
