Sentence examples for jeopardized both from inspiring English sources

In the original, the revelling townsfolk become a sort of drunken posse of outraged plebs, who march on the house to taunt Miss Julie for a transgression that has jeopardized both her future and John's.

Worries about chaos in Iraq have jeopardized both public support for the occupation and Bush's reelection prospects, and Bush's speech was the start of a fresh administration effort to build public support.

The shutdown "jeopardized both the income stability of hundreds of thousands of federal employees and their ability to focus on important agency missions that citizens rely upon each day," according to a November 2013 report from the Office of Management and Budget.

Cullinan jeopardized both his and his employer's reputations and a key piece of PwC's business.

The continued illegal trade in wildlife has seriously jeopardized both the success and the future of a investment program by the World Bank for East and Southeast Asia biodiversity.

Landscape fragmentation (LF) can jeopardize both ecosystem continuity and quality.

According to Dow, completing the Rohm & Haas deal now would jeopardize both companies.

The health of the world's ecosystems is in rapid decline, jeopardizing both biodiversity and bottom lines.

Editors were reminded not to publish information that could "jeopardize both national security and possibly U.K. personnel".

Any accountability proposals risk making cops hesitate before killing bad guys, they say, thus jeopardizing both cops and the public.

"In initiating a military conflict with Taiwan, Beijing would run the risk of jeopardizing both its continued economic development and its political standing," the report concluded.