Sentence examples for Imminent jeopardy from inspiring English sources

The Broad Street outpost of Hermès was in no imminent jeopardy.

"There is no timetable" to replace the Coliseum, he said, "but there is no imminent jeopardy for the franchise".

In a letter dated August 6 2004, the consortium informs Kuwait's foreign ministry that the country's unpaid debts from Iraq "are in imminent jeopardy".

I believe that Trump is conducting himself as only a guilty man would, one who has a very real and well-founded fear that he is in imminent jeopardy.

Experts on North Korea have warned that aggressive rhetoric could backfire on Trump, convincing Kim Jong-un that his regime is in imminent jeopardy and triggering what he sees as a pre-emptive attack.

Citing the "gross failure" of the city to follow state-mandated accounting and budget practices, Judge Francis J. Orlando supported the state's argument that Camden's finances were in imminent jeopardy.

The goal of antepartum fetal surveillance is to exclude imminent fetal jeopardy, identify risk pregnancies and aid in the prevention of adverse outcomes [ 27].

Rogers had concerns before the match that David Warner's imminent return had put his place in jeopardy.

But in his strongest signal yet that imminent passage of the China trade bill was in jeopardy, Mr. Lott told reporters that waiting until September "is not as big a problem as some people fear".

To be considered for UK transfer, a former interpreter has to prove he is now in jeopardy as a direct result of that employment — to such an extent that that the "significant and imminent threat… cannot be mitigated in country".

With many experts pointing to Social Security's imminent collapse and politicians calling it a Ponzi scheme, millions of retirees and near-retirees now see their financial future in jeopardy.