Sentence examples for jeopardising my from inspiring English sources

"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.

I'll never jeopardise my job.

Do I think this is going to jeopardise my career?

'Did I jeopardise my husband's presidency today?

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've had a very mixed last six months and I don't want to jeopardise my comeback as I look to regain the world championship crown," he said.

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.

We don't want to jeopardise my chances of competing in Moscow.

These threats and attacks have made me wonder if being president means having to jeopardise my family.

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