Sentence examples for it might jeopardize from inspiring English sources
The Kennedy administration said it might jeopardize a test-ban moratorium.
It might jeopardize our place here if they get more grandiose ideas".
Many environmental groups oppose this, fearing it might jeopardize the ultimate goal, which is to reduce emissions.
"The government is trying to distract people from politics," said a Western-educated Burmese businessman who declined to be identified because he thought it might jeopardize his business.
The government's rationale for asking that the location be withheld was this: Revealing it might jeopardize the existence of the base and harm counterterrorism efforts.
Did it cross Pernetti's mind last November that if he fired Rice, and the video leaked out, it might jeopardize Rutgers' chances of joining the Big Ten?
The officer, whom the government does not want identified because it says doing so might jeopardize future missions, was standing atop the rocking surface of Bigfoot II, the only working semisub that has been captured, which now resides at the Joint Interagency Task Force South.
"I'd like to tell you we took it out because we realized it was a conflict of interest and might jeopardize our tax-exempt status, but it was really because nothing was happening with it," he said.
It is unclear whether the AfD will maintain its economic stance, now that the economic liberal faction has left the party – this stance does not seem helpful in strengthening its support base, and in fact might jeopardize its poll ratings.
Senior commanders in charge of the case have declined to discuss it, saying that doing so might jeopardize the prosecution.
