Sentence examples for that will jeopardize from inspiring English sources

Our strength is that we will never say yes to something that will jeopardize our rights".

Just as they are once again threatening another phony debt ceiling crisis that will jeopardize the nation's credit rating, they are, once again, threatening to withhold vital funds for Hurricane Sandy relief unless the Democrats agree to unrelated spending cuts.

As he's done before, Mr. le Carré borrows a trick from Hitchcock to put his story in play, plopping two innocents into a deadly, high-stakes game that will jeopardize their lives.

"We believe U.S. Open officials take great pride in their involvement with the U.S. Open, and they won't do anything that will jeopardize the quality of the tournament," said Chris Widmaier, the association's managing director for corporate communications.

I asked if he would have published the Pentagon Papers, and his response revealed not only an aversion to the press but an uncharacteristic uncertainty: "I won't do anything that will jeopardize national security. . . .

NB: I will appreciate your utmost confidentiality in this matter until the task is accomplished as I don't want anything that will jeopardize my last wish.

"The government is going to be more strapped for funding in the future," he predicted, "and I'm concerned that this will jeopardize other NSF programs that help minorities".

The main goal of the presented initiative is to help SMEs to apply sustainability measurement metrics in a manner that will not jeopardize their ability to successfully compete in the market (it should even boost their ability to compete rather than jeopardize it).

But neither Obama, nor U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman -- who issued a separate statement -- explicitly addressed claims that ISDS will jeopardize environmental laws and tobacco regulations, or that the treaty will drive up drug prices.

Some, like Levi's and Patagonia, want rigorous — and costly — audits, while others prefer limited, inexpensive audits that will not jeopardize relationships with favored suppliers.

And they say they are under strict orders: To look, dress, shave, sound and behave in a way that will not jeopardize Mr. Paul's chances.