Sentence examples for jeopardized a from inspiring English sources
He has jeopardized a central pillar of nationhood.
That task has already jeopardized a smaller pot of federal money meant to help struggling schools.
John Fithian, the president of the association, asserted that Mr. Weinstein had unwisely jeopardized a good system to generate publicity for his movie.
The specter of a North Korean missile launch has jeopardized a tentative diplomatic opening to that country's new leader, Kim Jong-un.
China's Foreign Ministry said that Mr. Tang's visit, and his meeting with Mr. Wolfowitz at a private conference in Florida, jeopardized a recent warming in Chinese-American ties.
The World Food Program said delays in setting up a buffer zone to separate the armies of Ethiopia and Eritrea had jeopardized a million hungry Eritreans.
"Security will never be jeopardized," an energy official said.
But Girardi disputed the notion that he would jeopardize a player's career.
The Kennedy administration said it might jeopardize a test-ban moratorium.
She drooled constantly and could not blink, jeopardizing a synthetic cornea in her left eye.
Any missing file could jeopardize a case, lawyers for the department said.
