But Mr. Putin should also have to worry that by adopting the wrong policies he could start to jeopardize gains Russia has already made.
Already, the violations of these Open Skies agreements are starting to push U.S. airlines off of certain international routes, which jeopardize good-paying U.S. jobs and our economy.
Without doubt we are starting to experience what it means to sit in a glass box and experience how our privacy is not only jeopardized by digital profiling (nurtured by Big Data) but exerts influence on our digital behavior.
If Leiter cannot throw Thursday or Friday, he will not start Sunday and will risk missing opening day, April 1. "I don't think me missing one start midway through spring training is going to jeopardize or hurt my chances of making my first start which counts, which is in April," Leiter said.
It may start to dawn on them that they could be jeopardizing their children's future by sending them to a school without a track record and from which only a very small percentage will get into top colleges.
And I just thought he was too nice a horse to jeopardize for the Preakness or the Belmont if he started to show those signs.
"I don't want to go out there and do anything to jeopardize that".... Coach Rex Ryan announced that Vladimir Ducasse, a second-round draft choice in 2010 who had been a major disappointment until now, would start at left guard.
Mr. Ferris did not join them because he had just started his own seminar-and-conference business, and he did not want to jeopardize its success.
The phrase "twinfluencer" starts to rear its head, and users start wondering if their "score" determined by "measurement" "service" Klout could end up jeopardizing their social life and job prospects.
Florida, too, has done things to jeopardize the effort, said former Senator Graham, a Democrat who started the movement to save the Everglades in the 1980s.
