Sentence examples similar to a considerable jeopardy from inspiring English sources
If Cohen's story is true, a call with Stone could put Trump in considerable jeopardy.
In her speech in Malaysia (a country where human rights have been in considerable jeopardy), Cherie Booth eulogised the role of the judges in preventing governments from acting outside the rule of law.
The conviction of three journalists from the Al-Jazeera English network over a week ago on frivolous and unproven charges, coming after the sentencing of nearly a thousand prisoners to death in just a few trials, has put that reputation into considerable jeopardy.
There is the general vulnerability to bioterrorism, but there is also the vulnerability of specific potential targets like nuclear plants and oil refineries, which remain in considerable jeopardy, many state officials say.
After the developments on Wednesday, that trip now appears to be in considerable jeopardy.
That is a considerable understatement.
But a considerable challenge remains.
A considerable Internet furor ensued.
Malaysia produces a considerable volume.
A considerable silence followed.
