Sentence examples for jeopardise everything from inspiring English sources

A persistent, focus-hogging irritant in the crowd can jeopardise everything.

It may be unwise for a saver approaching retirement to jeopardise everything for a little bit of extra income in the future.

I was trying to sort my life out: when this came along and they said it could jeopardise everything, I was in a real state.

He is frustrated with what he sees as Britain's change of heart on Europe, one that could jeopardise everything he and his partner have worked for over the past decade.

"Somewhere along the line there'll have to be a compromise that's good for both parties - if there isn't it will jeopardise everything we want to do.

She has signalled immigration control will be her top priority, even though securing it will mean leaving the single market, jeopardising everything else voters care deeply about – jobs and growth and the future of our public services.

Is everything now again being jeopardised by so much questioning?

For instance, holding everything else constant, crimes are more costly for immigrants, because a potential apprehension would jeopardise their smooth integration into the host country's society.

Gove also ridiculed the scare tactics used by remain campaigners, warning that everything from cheap flights to European destinations to Premier League football would be jeopardised in the event of a vote to leave.

"The police obviously have done everything that they can do but because asylum seekers are so vulnerable, they are frightened of jeopardising their case, things haven't always been reported," she said.

"We had a turning point two weeks ago [against West Ham] and then, after one game, it seemed everything had changed," said Benítez, referring to the reaction to Saturday's untimely defeat at Southampton that jeopardised their pursuit of a top-four finish.