Sentence examples for constant jeopardy from inspiring English sources

That puts "The Big Bang Theory," the long-running CBS comedy, in constant jeopardy.

But they both warned that without a permanent waiver, the program would be in constant jeopardy.

In fact, thanks to its meandering narratives and need for constant jeopardy, TV is doing something film can't seem to.

America, with its blithe mania for updating and wrecking old things, puts its few, oddball total-work-of-art institutions in constant jeopardy.

Google "Bernhard Goetz" if you want a sense of what can happen when riders feel in constant jeopardy, and decide not to take it anymore.

It makes for an uneven playing field, tilted to the advantage of Wall Street against Main Street, placing the financial system and the economy in constant jeopardy.

Unlike the motor show though - which was also one of the BBC's greatest selling exports, Great British Bake Off, which will run on BBC1 until October, is a kind affair with only a mild sense of jeopardy from the constant threat of baking elimination.

As the ecological and economic costs of industrial overconsumption continue to rise, the constant economic growth we have become accustomed to is now in jeopardy.

She had a "Jeopardy" champion's command of obscure facts and didn't demand constant entertaining.

That is because the dangers the police face are constant and are part of the sacrifice that is fundamental to their work, and because they represent a broader societal jeopardy.

Final Jeopardy!