Sentence examples for they jeopardized from inspiring English sources

In doing so, they jeopardized their roster spots because they were missing practices.

While his health care goals early in the campaign were unambiguous -- universal coverage through government insurance and employer mandates -- Mr. Corzine implied that he would scale back those goals if they jeopardized a balanced budget.

One senior administration official cautioned that the president, who will have the final say, would be reluctant to endorse deep or rapid reductions if they jeopardized his goal of establishing a stable and democratic government in Baghdad.

The same city commission that last year turned down a proposal for camel rides on the beach and banned the sale of iguanas and hermit crabs on the Boardwalk on the ground that they jeopardized public health plans to allow helicopter rides from one of the Boardwalk piers and skydiving every Tuesday on the main Wildwood beach.

His defense attorneys have already been successful in having some sections of the criminal complaint redacted, just a day after the charges were filed, claiming they jeopardized his doctor-patient confidentiality.

It said they jeopardized about $500,000 annually.

They jeopardize acquisitions.

Why should they jeopardize their edge?

President Hamid Karzai has been harshly critical of civilian deaths caused by the American military, saying they jeopardize any progress that the military offensive might be making.

Minor leaguers, itching for the rare spot on a major-league team, may be reluctant to speak out about labor concerns, lest they jeopardize their chances.

"You need to tell your kids to follow the rules of the institution or they jeopardize their chances for admission," Mr. Wilder said he told them.