Sentence examples for to be jeopardized from inspiring English sources

Neither of those positions is likely to be jeopardized quickly by the announcements today.

Citizenship is no light trifle [p268] to be jeopardized any moment Congress decides to do so under the name of one of its general or implied grants of power.

In a 5-to-4 ruling, the Supreme Court called citizenship and the rights that stem from it "no light trifle to be jeopardized any moment" by politicians' attempts to curtail it.

By contrast, Iraq has already lost so much international sympathy that there is little more to be jeopardized, and Baghdad, in extreme circumstances, might be tempted to use poison gas or threaten foreign hostages.

It appeared to be jeopardized in recent months when the Manager of Union County, Michael J. Lapolla, recommended that his Board of Freeholders withdraw its support of the project, saying its economic benefits would flow almost entirely to New York.

The ruinous potential for a default has had Wall Street leaders screaming from the rooftops: "Whatever circumstances and disagreements got us to this current unhappy juncture, there is no way that our government leaders can allow the full faith and credit of the United States of America to be jeopardized.

In the Andean Puna, agricultural expansion is thought to be jeopardizing the large SOC stock sequestered in its soils.

The moves also prompted a warning from the Clinton administration that $700 million in U.S. aid to Russia could be jeopardized.

Though none of his viewers could know this yet, Robin is all too aware that if his marriage fails, his connection to Zak could be jeopardized.

If and when that happens, oil supplies to India will be jeopardized.

3. (C) Ocampo suggested it would be beneficial to reassure China that its access to oil would not be jeopardized.