Sentence examples for high jeopardy from inspiring English sources

The body language input here is that Derren is trying to create a frame of mind that's high jeopardy.

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In fact, the only dating I want to participate in is extremely high-jeopardy, wildly stressful, almost-nude dating.

I know this as well, Mr. President: my state's high risk pool is in jeopardy, and if my secondary insurance is eliminated from the budget, and if I continue to not die on schedule, I'll go bankrupt in a matter of weeks.

The girl is already classified because of additional factors as being at "high risk" for abuse and is in jeopardy of being placed in foster care.

The double jeopardy of somatic inv3 or t(3 3) in reducing GATA2 but co-activating EVI1 is undoubtedly high risk.

The megadiverse China Seas face the triple jeopardy of high threat in shallow waters, high species richness, and a large number of threatened endemic species, combined with high risk due to high uncertainty in status (large number of DD species, Figure 7B).

Patients selected for the coronary artery bypass graft stratum had a higher mean number of lesions ≥20% diameter stenosis (5.7 vs 4.0, p <0.0001) and a higher myocardial jeopardy index (61% vs 38%, p <0.0001) than those selected for the percutaneous coronary intervention stratum.

It is only fair that I start with one of my very own… The lesson: A cross between two wildly successful shows will usually result in one wildly unsuccessful show 24 Hour Quiz was a shortlived ITV teatime show wherein I attempted to marry the reality fireworks of Big Brother with the high-octane jeopardy of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.

As with the high-profile Jeopardy! game with IBM Watson in 2011, McQuivey thinks it will provide a useful test case for IBM technology and services that it can hold up as an example for less sexy use cases.

While the television show is mostly about entertainment, the high ratings for Jeopardy! this week also point to our long-held fascination with the notion that machines one day might be vested with artificial intelligence and begin to expand the kinds of tasks they can do.