Sentence examples for huge jeopardy from inspiring English sources

"In the North East we have always been able to produce Olympians and this pool closure is putting that proud tradition in huge jeopardy," he said.

There is Anthony Cossentino, 29, a huge "Jeopardy" fan who for years has been arriving at Lifestyles, a daytime occupational program on Staten Island for developmentally delayed adults in their 20s and 30s, every morning with a self-written question of the day, to pose to anyone who will listen.

"This situation puts in jeopardy the huge progress that has been made by schools and undermines the drive to further raise standards".

Today the United States government shut down, and huge numbers of hardworking Americans had their livelihood put in jeopardy.

After all, even those who stuck around for live deals have seen initial public offerings abandoned and one huge merger deal, AT&T's $39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA, put in jeopardy.

Prudential remained locked in talks on Monday over its purchase of the American International Group's huge Asian life insurance arm, a deal that could be in jeopardy, said people briefed on the negotiations.

Greece's huge amounts of sovereign debt put the Eurozone's economy in jeopardy and had consequences for the global economy.

Treatment programs for gambling addicts in the nation's casino capital are in jeopardy, however, as Nevada lawmakers look for ways to close the state's huge budget shortfall.

With our country facing huge challenges – from inequality and injustice to an NHS in crisis and an economy in jeopardy – we are left with a reckless, divisive and uncaring Conservative government, and Labour MPs fighting among themselves.

Winning at Jeopardy! is about understanding a question written in natural language and accessing quickly a huge database to select the most likely answer in as fast a time as possible.

"There were two different color models seen in No. 6's Village apartment and a huge double-decker one in No. 2's," he said with the know-it-all earnestness of a "Jeopardy" contestant.