Sentence examples for jeopardize the case from inspiring English sources

Civil rights advocates worry that delays could jeopardize the case because elderly witnesses could die.

At times, I worried that this internecine feuding might jeopardize the case, but we worked it out.

The A.P., however, said that it had been warned by the authorities that reporting on the investigation could jeopardize the case, and had agreed not to report on it until arrests were made.

"Any comment that we make could jeopardize the case that's being built right now," Berlant said.

The chief declined to discuss details of the ongoing investigation, telling reporters that he did not want to jeopardize the case by making statements to the media.

The United Kingdom's Home Secretary Amber Rudd told BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday that the leaks were "irritating" because they could jeopardize the case and that she would reconsider passing on details of the investigation.

She was angry that Pesce had jeopardized the case, but there was a risk in going too long without contact.

By torturing the five men now being tried in the 9/11 military commission, the CIA may have jeopardized the US government's ability to seek the death penalty, and perhaps jeopardized the case entirely.

"I didn't realize that we were jeopardizing the case by talking to him, but I was glad to talk to anyone I could who was involved," Ms. Coppola said, carefully.

Herc tells Levy that the Stanfield case was probably based on an illegal wiretap, something which would jeopardize the entire case.

To the dismay of lawmakers trying to build an impeachment case against the governor, the prosecutors have said they fear further collaboration may jeopardize the criminal case against Mr. Blagojevich, who is expected to be indicted by April.