Sentence examples for grave jeopardy from inspiring English sources

This is a plausible outcome, and one that could put Mr. Romney's campaign in grave jeopardy.

"They have put into grave jeopardy the implementation of the roadmap," she said.

Suddenly the Senate looks in grave jeopardy and even the House could be in play again.

Recent aggression by the government in Khartoum, Sudan's capital, has put the possibility of normalized relations with the United States "into grave jeopardy," a top American official said.

The poor and disabled people who rely on Medicaid to pay their medical bills could be in grave jeopardy in this sour I've-got-mine political climate.

It can serve man and, equally, place him in grave jeopardy – as illustrated during an encounter with Steve Anderson, Jabiru's fire officer and his band of "Angels".

On Monday in Geneva, Washington accused China and India of throwing the round of talks "into the gravest jeopardy of its nearly seven-year life".

The pace is as sleepy and slow as island life itself for the first half or so, before some grave emotional and physical jeopardies arise, leading to a genuinely white-knuckle dramatic peak.

The second, released in Japan last month, warned climate change posed a grave threat to humanity, was already putting food security in jeopardy and could lead to wars and mass migration.

Without giving too much away, I think it's safe to say that women and children in jeopardy, escaped convicts, old secrets, buried treasure, an opened grave and deadly weapons make for a memorable conclusion.

We face a grave public health threat, and our goal of a polio-free world is in jeopardy".