Sentence examples for financial jeopardy from inspiring English sources

"There is no financial jeopardy.

Diocesan officials said this week that the parish was not in financial jeopardy.

"It's not really state secrets, national security, terrorism, financial jeopardy, loss, gain or otherwise - nothing remotely like that," he said.

It's the "elite edge" that drives many parents and students to put themselves in financial jeopardy, Bruni pointed out.

The Wilpon family has repeatedly tried to assuage any concerns that the Madoff fraud put the Mets or the family in financial jeopardy.

More than £20bn of trade a year could be "at risk" ("Brexit politicians are putting us on a fast track to financial jeopardy", Comment).

By taking too much financial risk, we've put our homes, our credit rating and our economic system in jeopardy.

Secondly, and more significantly, without effective costs protection they would have been placing the entirety of their remaining financial assets in jeopardy: a risk that a family in this situation could simply not afford to take on top of the already catastrophic consequences of the state's failures in relation to them.

And with the final funding agreement with the Arts Council England (ACE) yet to be settled, the fallout could put the society's financial plans in jeopardy.

The Premiership is more than holding its own in Europe and we are at the point where if we go further, we put financial models in jeopardy".

[Willingness] to take advice from Washington has decreased massively after the U.S government shutdown put the entire financial system in jeopardy.