Sentences with phrase «jeopardize all»

But I'll never understand why Wenger would jeopardize our entire season by having only 2 CB's.

Depending upon the mold configuration, the rework could cost from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars plus multiple weeks of time that may jeopardize the launch timing.

(After all, I didn't want to jeopardize my new - found interest with a less than perfect result.)

«But I always think, it's not gonna be worth it for me to jeopardize something for just a like on social media.

These land degradation impacts can also jeopardize food security, because smallholder farmers combine growing tea and subsistence crops on their plots.

Because unfortunate external gluten contaminations jeopardize the strictest gluten - free diet, a new innovative food complement enhances the life quality of coeliacs and non-coeliac sensitives in conjunction with their gluten - free diet.

If the protein delivers the desired functionality, but does not have a well - developed or reliable supply chain, it can jeopardize the success of the end product.

That way only people interested would have to see it and I wouldn't think it would jeopardize copywrite.

«We would never jeopardize a customer's experience,» Martino says, adding that the firm's efficiency also has improved.

Since our children's health is at a very stable place, we thought eating a little Halloween candy would not jeopardize that any, but we also wanted to be pretty careful here as they have not had any refined sugars in over a year, and candy is nothing but bad news to your health.

If you feel like you're going to pass out or otherwise might jeopardize your health, eat something.

Covering 33 states, the trucking division has taken a slow and steady approach not to jeopardize the level of service the company is known for.

«We want to make sure we don't jeopardize our service product because of distribution,» Hodge says.

It does not matter that the issue may be in line with their religious beliefs, if it is «political in any way, they jeopardize their non-profit status.

On top of this, those who embrace «certainty - seeking faith» tend to become narrow - minded, for honestly trying to see things from other peoples» point of view might lead them to question their faith and thereby jeopardize their «salvation.

Pastors found it difficult to confide their problems in denominational leaders because they did not want to jeopardize future calls and promotion,» according to surveys and follow - up interviews by sociologists Dean R. Hoge and Jacqueline E. Wenger.

You may have to sacrifice some goats to save the palilla.10 Or you may have to jeopardize a few jobs in the already declining timber industry of the Northwest (already devastated by our inane trading policy with Japan) to save an old - growth forest.

Heaven, Nirvana, Valhalla, Rapture,... It's all the same pot of gold waiting at the end of the rainbow, and people have stopped speaking to their own gay children because they didn't want to jeopardize their status as one of the «saved.»

By allowing our political support for Haiti's President - for - Life Jean - Claude Duvalier to dictate U.S. immigration policy, we withdraw our traditional welcome for refugees and jeopardize the legal system which protects all of us.

Conservatives are by no means united on the immigration question, and for a while it was thought that this could occasion a split that would jeopardize what appears to be the conservative political ascendancy.

Religious experience, however, demands that we make such a distinction (which is not the same thing as a separation), for otherwise we would jeopardize the transcendence of the divine.

In a letter to Kepler in 1597 Galileo confessed himself an adherent of the Copernican system but indicated that he had said nothing in public for fear that it would jeopardize his post as Professor of Mathematics at Padua.

Two, they could even jeopardize the church.

Those who are inhospitable to a minister of Jesus Christ and indifferent to Christ's message jeopardize their own salvation and imperil their own souls.

Editor's note: The writer was granted anonymity because of concerns this piece could jeopardize her employment.

This silence, this reluctance to speak, is based in part on not wishing to trivialize or jeopardize the lives of those who have been put in harm's way.

He said effectively that moving the Islamic center now would jeopardize American National Security.

Thus if women's special needs are acknowledged at all, they are delayed — «put on the back burner» — lest they jeopardize the primary cause.

I like the line, «Who wanted to jeopardize congeniality at the table by invoking one version of God, knowing it wasn't another person's higher power?»

In India the English East India Company long sought to keep missionaries out of its territories lest the antagonism aroused by their efforts bring unrest and jeopardize trade.

Any weakness or failure in the band of allies could jeopardize security and life itself.

When I am angry, either something has gone wrong in me to jeopardize my love and lovability, or something is wrong in you, my friend, and I need the strongest sort of emotion to tell you off or to keep you at a distance.

Financial irresponsibility can not be tolerated; groups that fail to maintain excellent standards of financial accountability with their government contracts may jeopardize the potential for other religious groups to secure funding.

It can elevate the abuse and jeopardize the victim's safety.

The new constitution upholds freedom of religion, but also states that «no one shall attempt to change or convert someone from one religion to another, or disturb / jeopardize the religion of others, and such acts / activities shall be punishable by law.»

Oh gosh, why would becoming an atheist, even temporarily, ever jeopardize your position as a pastor or seminary lecturer?

When we are doing something that could jeopardize our eternal soul, we should want someone (like Fr.

If, on the other hand, we seek to insure God's necessary difference by introducing a categoreal difference, we jeopardize his metaphysical intelligibility and violate Whitehead's cardinal rule: «God is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

A good lawyer will tell you to obey the court, obtain a stay so that you can appeal, but do not jeopardize your case away by becoming guilty of «contempt of court».

Now I had to consider whether it was appropriate to aim even at playing my «best,» to consider whether in fact this goal was so extreme as to tempt me to play beyond my physical limits and so risk injury, or to play beyond my spiritual limits and so jeopardize my appreciation of the pleasure, camaraderie and exercise that sport provides.

If you don't read the truth you will jeopardize what you come back as... but hey keep going then you can become the jack as - s you are..

Later he sees three strangers jeopardize their health to save a sick prisoner and says, «That day my faith was restored.»

The philosophical problems in not assuming a «middle reality» like SP, cit or ishvara are: that the unity and transcendence of the Mystery or SB or sat can not be fully preserved; one will of necessity suppose that the Mystery, sat, or SB contains all the differentiation that one encounters in the universe — a position that would jeopardize the notion of absolute unity.

Not only would a boycott severely inconvenience African - Americans, it could jeopardize their jobs and make them targets of violent reprisals from segregationists.

Islam does not prohibit such political organizations so long as they do not jeopardize the essentials of Islamic teachings.

Allowing them to continue would seriously jeopardize or maybe even delay His plan of salvation.

Mehta said he knows many atheists who fear that «coming out of the closet» will jeopardize their jobs and relationships, just as in Bell's experience.

That this question stands does not necessarily jeopardize the central argument that brahman and creativity are one.

«They spend their days trying to turn humans away from worshipping God and rejoice at every soul they can jeopardize.»

The leaders can't show any doubt and any behind the scenes conflict must be kept tight lipped, because to do otherwise would jeopardize the bottom line of providing spiritual nourishment to their congregants.