Sentence examples for jeopardize over from inspiring English sources

Cambridge said in a statement that the proposed change, "if implemented, will jeopardize over a decade's progress towards fairer access to the University".

He warned that a final ruling against Mexico could also jeopardize talks over other trade disputes between the two countries.

But the probe into the leak, which CSIS says threatened national security, is ongoing, and the RCMP says handing the file over could jeopardize it.

Mr. Obama's insistence on withdrawing United States combat troops from Iraq on a fixed timeline, they say, could jeopardize gains made over the last 18 months.

On the other hand, Johnson foresaw that if a bill were passed the Democrats would jeopardize their control over most of the southern states as white voters defected--which did come to pass starting with the 1964 election.

Although reducing the number of active servers in a data center may improve energy efficiency, over-consolidation may jeopardize the quality of the service (QoS) provided by the data center.

That is something that experts say the country will be unlikely to jeopardize by restricting supply over the long term.

At a news conference here, where the mission is being directed, flight engineers said that no problems that could jeopardize the mission hung over their heads.

But don't jeopardize our national security over this disagreement".

The president said Monday at DHS headquarters that Republicans should not "jeopardize our national security over this disagreement" on immigration.

The regulatory action is not likely to jeopardize UFJ's plan to be taken over by Mitsubishi Tokyo by next October, analysts said.