The phrase "almost jeopardized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that was close to being put in danger or at risk but ultimately was not.
Example: "The project was almost jeopardized by unforeseen circumstances, but the team managed to find a solution in time."
Alternatives: "nearly endangered" or "close to risked".
To analysts and investors, however, JDN's problems -- jeopardizing almost every relationship the company has and undercutting its financial statements for the last six years -- are deep enough that an independent board would have discovered them sooner.
It said they jeopardized about $500,000 annually.
Once the season opened in Montana, some of the most-studied wolves in Yellowstone, including a female that scientists had been tracking for years, were killed almost immediately just outside the park, jeopardizing several scientific studies.
"This president has done almost everything possible to weaken the United States, to jeopardize our interests and our friends around the world," Mr. Bolton said.
This error was almost as costly, setting up two runs and jeopardizing a victory over the Phillies; the Mets wound up winning, 5-3.
Since the terrorist attack on a nightclub here last October that killed 202 people, it has been the tourists who have deserted Bali, jeopardizing a $1.3 billion industry that employs almost two of every five Balinese.
If Democrats do push the nominees through to the full Senate, they would almost certainly set off a Republican filibuster, which would jeopardize the confirmations and, for now, leave vacancies at the top of two federal agencies.
The troubles not only jeopardize the money from donors, but will almost certainly delay the Afghan government's request, ratified at the Kabul Conference last summer, to have 50 percent of all foreign aid given to Afghan government ministries rather than spent directly by the foreign donors on projects in the country.
He said it was an "almost inhuman insinuation" that anyone in his company had intentionally jeopardized any miner.
If anything, the diplomats are almost na?, and I don't think these leaks will jeopardize the United States.
