Sentence examples for it will jeopardize the from inspiring English sources
If North Korea is left to continue its threatening behavior, it will jeopardize the fragile economies of the region and it will encourage South Korea and Japan to develop their own nuclear weapons — a policy already advocated by hawks in both countries.
"If they don't, it will jeopardize the entire program".
"I am very concerned it will jeopardize the outcome of this round".
Faison fears it will jeopardize the university's move from the Great West to the Big Sky Conference on July 1 in all sports but men's hockey.
"My understanding is that by eliminating this funding, it will jeopardize the women served by Planned Parenthood in terms of breast care".
"If we are perceived as being pro-development or anti-development for whatever reason, it will jeopardize the integrity of the memorandum of agreement," said Christopher O.
"If the Justice Department is going to give the green light to local law enforcement to cooperate with the I.N.S., it'll jeopardize the efforts of local police to build relations with local communities," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum.
If an officer fails to pick up on a "tail" from a hostile service, it will jeopardize not only the officer, but the agent and the entire operation.
The plant closure will throw 4,700 experienced, highly skilled and dedicated employees onto the street during the worst job market since the Depression, and it will jeopardize nearly 20,000 other jobs around the state.
Expanding the routine follow-up program with more questions to provide more detailed background information may enhance the regression model, but it will jeopardize response rates, thus having a negative effect on the generalizability.
The greater concern, some members said, is that if Israel persists in this action it will jeopardize a collaborative peer review process widely valued for shedding light on the human rights practices of even the most closed and repressive governments.
