Sentence examples for jeopardizing cases from inspiring English sources

In a worst-case scenario, evidence could have been washed away in the storm's flood waters, jeopardizing cases and potentially leading to suspects being freed.

The N.Y.P.D. ticket-fixing scandal undermines public trust and could jeopardize cases in which the accused officers are crucial witnesses.

Disheveled and disorganized, Father Vitaglione sometimes jeopardized cases with his erratic behavior, according to a federal finding.

Both asked to be identified only by their first names for fear of jeopardizing their cases.

"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.

If you fail to do so, you could seriously jeopardize your case, and because of some technical problem, never get your case to a jury to determine if you're entitled to be compensated for your injuries.

Any missing file could jeopardize a case, lawyers for the department said.

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.

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

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.