Sentence examples for risk jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

But we could do this only periodically or risk jeopardizing the racket.

Thad Allen, is "putting our crews at risk, jeopardizing the ability to do our job".

They spoke only on the condition of anonymity because they did not want to risk jeopardizing the arrangement.

Taking the lead at OPEC's gathering here, Saudi Arabia said that it saw no need to cut production at this time and risk jeopardizing the economic recovery.

The left ankle he sprained Saturday against the Orlando Magic was still too sore to risk jeopardizing the rest of his season.

Some elements of the opposition now risk jeopardizing their cause and further stoking dangerous sectarian animosities if they adopt brutal and illegal tactics.

In its response, Harris justified its foot-dragging by stating that "disclosure of certain materials... could reasonably put public safety officials at risk, jeopardize the integrity and value of investigative techniques and procedures".

But that goal would be difficult to achieve, and the pursuit of it risks jeopardizing personal liberties.

If he snubs teachers and hurts their morale, he risks jeopardizing his signature policy initiative: overhauling the city's once-troubled schools.

Mauricio Gándara, a former ambassador for Ecuador in London, warned that by granting him asylum, Ecuador risked jeopardizing trade ties with England and other European Union countries.

One expert, Prof. Geoffrey P. Alpert at the University of South Carolina, said the policies at the Texas Department of Public Safety allowed troopers to take too many risks, jeopardizing the lives of officers and citizens.