It has a tenuous hold on its little corner of the sports universe, has jeopardized it by allowing its stars' heads to be treated like piñatas, and now has decided shutting down the league to squeeze more money out of the piñatas is a wise move.
Peace would encourage joint ventures between the two peoples; it would give the Palestinians a path to a state and turn them against the militants who jeopardized it.
It isn't so much that the police are uncomfortable about using violence when they feel that their safety is jeopardized; it is that often when they kill people they end up in lawsuits.
In case of failure of an inverter delivering a signal to the MCS agent, synchronization is not jeopardized; it can only be slowed down.
However, for YEC, one error in the Bible would mean that the certainty of all the other parts would be jeopardized: it would be impossible to abandon the historicity and divine authority of the Genesis without a collapse in the authority of the whole Bible (Reinikainen [1991, 2011]).
While some might argue that human labor is jeopardized, it's more likely that automation will largely benefit U.S. companies and (human) workers as the entire system becomes more efficient and competitive.
