Sentence examples similar to all jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

"All this jeopardizes the housing in this city".

All this jeopardizes the success of foster care placements and placement failure may start a vicious circle in which the chance of another failure increases with every breakdown (Rubin, O'Reilly, Luan & Localio [ 7]; Oosterman, Schuengel, Slot, Bullens & Doreleijers [ 8]).

School officials worried that if fewer students drank milk, which is the only beverage available on the lunch line, fewer might each lunch at all, jeopardizing federal money.

But this was now all jeopardized.

But that's all jeopardized by the sagging economy, unfair trade practices by China in supporting its tire makers which export to the U.S. and GM's plan to move production offshore - including to China.

Tournaments now getting exemptions, like Coaches vs. Cancer, the Maui Invitational, the Great Alaska Shootout and the Preseason National Invitation Tournament, would all be jeopardized.

Growth-limiting factors including drought, salinity, cold, UV rays as well as pathogenic micro-organisms, e.g. fungi, bacteria, viruses, etc. all can jeopardize the plant life if not negated by plant protective responses.

This turnaround – after decades of rising participation in child care and preschool options by all families – jeopardizes state and federal efforts to narrow persisting gaps in children's early school achievement and raise the quality of the workforce, conclude the authors of the study being presented to an annual meeting of the Education Writers Association in New Orleans.

An improvident resolution could jeopardize all that.

"We would be jeopardizing all the work we do for recognized sports authorities," he said.

But first of all, Charles must jeopardize all this by tumbling for a flirtatious babe whom he meets on the morning train.