Sentence examples for could jeopardized from inspiring English sources
Revenue fell last month by at least $500,000, and the operating budget, normally $6 million or $7 million, jumped to about $8 million, Tom Gulick, the ensemble's executive director, said failure to meet bills and save sufficient money by June 30 could jeopardized the state of the next season.
Failure to do so could jeopardize his life's work.
A violation of these rules could jeopardize an offering.
Appearing too "pro-Jewish" could jeopardize the mobilization process.
The ruling could jeopardize Shahrkhani's participation in the Olympics.
They could jeopardize food safety, highway quality and F.B.I. investigations.
But, he said, any further incidents could jeopardize that, too.
But Erdogan's destructive policies could jeopardize that support.
They said the legislation could jeopardize national security.
The panelists cautioned against waiting, because that could jeopardize success.
"Security lapses could jeopardize the whole transition process.
