"It would be one that could jeopardize fragile alliances.
The panelists cautioned against waiting, because that could jeopardize success.
If the applicants or their high school misstate the information, that could jeopardize their standing.
But the drug problem was a nuisance that could jeopardize the financing effort.
And an inspection last week found issues that could jeopardize the medical center's accreditation.
Are they forgetting a detail that could jeopardize a child's comfort or, worse, safety?
Beyond the financial costs, the multinational oil giant is facing a growing number of risks that could jeopardize its future.
Editors were reminded not to publish information that could "jeopardize both national security and possibly U.K. personnel".
Abortion rights groups rake it in when there is a case before the courts that could jeopardize Roe v. Wade.
"My view: It's a violation of law, but nothing that could jeopardize his safety," adds Jeralyn Merritt at TalkLeft.
In addition to those principles, a modern safety net should not inadvertently provide incentives for farmers to engage in risky activities that could jeopardize environmental quality.
