Sentence examples for not expected to jeopardize from inspiring English sources
But Mrs. Whitman has long since made her transgression public, and it is not expected to jeopardize her chances.
The absence of Mr. McCain, a Republican, is not expected to jeopardize passage of the tax overhaul, as party leaders won the support of two key holdouts on Friday and had appeared on track to have the support of all 52 Republican senators.
A removal of a few mass percent biooil constituents is not expected to jeopardize bioslurry production for subsequent gasification.
But its bankers have yet to send out detailed financial information to prospective bidders and are not expected to do so until mid-September, jeopardizing that timetable.
Leopold did not expect the B.E.F to jeopardize its own position in order to keep contact with the Belgian Army, but he warned the British that if it persisted with the southern offensive the Belgians would be overstretched and their army would collapse.
But they were expected to give their blessing, at least conditionally, financial experts said, because they do not want to jeopardize a broader deal in which private creditors are expected to agree to write down as much as 70 percent of their holdings of Greek debt.
"We are not going to jeopardize people's health".
"But I'm not going to jeopardize the investigation".
"I'm not going to jeopardize anything," he added.
Mr. Napolitano also does not want to jeopardize efforts in Parliament to approve sweeping electoral changes.
