Sentence examples for no jeopardy from inspiring English sources

It can't just be a crazy circus with no jeopardy.

There's no real character development because there's no jeopardy, so – as the flatlining polls show – there can be no real drama.

Pension funds not yet ad vanced remain in savings ac counts, and city officials said the funds were in no jeopardy.

There was no disturbance, no jeopardy: just the serene progress of a team, with the ball, from one end of the season to the other.

"Reading those scripts, I always wanted to know how they ended, even though there was no jeopardy, no stakes, no character motivation," she says.

Pull the plug before it's too late!" Mike Smith's job is in no jeopardy, but the Falcons must prove they bring more to the table than chain restaurant consistency.

(The complaint alleged that bull trout were threatened by a number of factors and were particularly vulnerable to climate change because they require "especially cold water to spawn and rear"). The plaintiffs contended that the FWS had concluded that a 2006 no-jeopardy determination for the grizzly bear remained valid without considering new mortality data.

One judge dissented from the court's rejection of the no-jeopardy determination for loggerhead sea turtles, stating that "[w]hile the record data shows that the loggerhead is in decline, NMFS reasonably concluded that the fishery expansion would not appreciably reduce the likelihood of the loggerhead's survival and recovery". Turtle Island Restoration Network v.

The Ninth Circuit found that the NMFS "improperly minimized" the proposed action's risks to loggerhead survival "by only comparing the effects of the fishery against the baseline conditions that have already contributed to the turtles' decline". The Ninth Circuit upheld, however, the NMFS's no-jeopardy conclusion for endangered leatherback sea turtles.

"Unless the effects of individual projects are aggregated to ensure that their cumulative effects are perceived and measured in future [endangered species] consultations, it is difficult to have any confidence in a wide, regional no-jeopardy opinion," the court said.

For investors yesterday's events were not a clear indication that corporate profits, which are expected to be hurt in the coming year by a strong dollar and falling demand in Asia, were no longer in jeopardy.