Sentence examples for jeopardises a from inspiring English sources
Phoebe, a Miliband policy wonk, jeopardises a relationship with a climate modeller by her environmental passion.
"A decision of the US judiciary favourable to 1.6% of the bondholders, who are specialised in litigation, jeopardises a debt restructuring voluntarily accepted by 92.4% of the creditors," it says.
To say more would jeopardise a gripping mystery.
Even when capital is available, taking on debt can jeopardise a firm's credit rating.
That has alarmed environmentalists—and jeopardised a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
It would jeopardise a new energy link between the Caspian Sea and the Mediterranean.
He doesn't want to do anything that would jeopardise a deal," said a friend.
You are jeopardising a long-term relationship for the fizz of coalition.
Leave it too late and you risk upsetting the hiring manager and jeopardising a job offer.
The BBC agreed to follow normal journalistic practice and not to publish a story that might jeopardise a police inquiry".
Jeopardising a service like RCJ's CAB at a time on the eve of the implementation Laspo cuts is reckless.
