Sentence examples for I jeopardise from inspiring English sources

'Did I jeopardise my husband's presidency today?

Even if I was jeopardising certain elements of my life, I was always working, and people were always up for a drink with me.

I sat, dejected, at the front, thinking about how a week out from my first proper game of Super Rugby I'd jeopardised my recovery and ended up looking a fool to the rest of the team.

On the other hand, γ simply serves to weaken the competition capability of P1-packets so that they will not jeopardise I-packets when the congestion level becomes extremely heavy.

I'll never jeopardise my job.

I'm on the right track, been training really well, so I just don't want to jeopardise what I've gained in the off-season so far," Sharapova said.

"I've had a very mixed last six months and I don't want to jeopardise my comeback as I look to regain the world championship crown," he said.

Brownlee, in his column in the Metro,  said: "I've had a very mixed last six months and I don't want to jeopardise my comeback as I look to regain the world championship crown.

Basically, they wanted names and information, which I never gave them - not just because I didn't want to jeopardise the lives of other people, but because I knew that once I did, I would die.

I don't want to embarrass anyone (read: I don't want to jeopardise potential shags/hot dates/marriages), so I won't use any real names, but let's take a look at some sample reactions.

"I wouldn't be able to ride the road race, I think it would jeopardise my chances for the team in the team pursuit.