Sentence examples for jeopardise my from inspiring English sources

I'll never jeopardise my job.

'Did I jeopardise my husband's presidency today?

Do I think this is going to jeopardise my career?

I feel ashamed that I let Gove's policy blunder jeopardise my daughter's education," he said.

I had realised before that whistleblowing might jeopardise my job, but not my life.

The 26-year-old law graduate says the bill is "enough to bankrupt me", adding: "I fear that this is going to jeopardise my career and my life".

I sat, dejected, at the front, thinking about how a week out from my first proper game of Super Rugby I'd jeopardised my recovery and ended up looking a fool to the rest of the team.

"I won't because it jeopardises my channel's copyright standing and the livelihood of all LP-ers".

It will be healing; if I'd have caused damage in long run I wouldn't have carried on and jeopardised my career.

"Running against the Kenyans would be pretty tough, so it'll all be down to whether I can do it without jeopardising my chances in the triathlon," she said.

Then I had a think, and decided that I could not let my weakness jeopardise our documentary project.