Sentence examples for jeopardy of falling from inspiring English sources

"The French Open is in tremendous jeopardy of falling behind after what the U.S. Open and Australian Open have announced".

Woods found himself in jeopardy of falling out of contention on the 15th, but he saved par with a 15-footer.

Coach John Chaney's team had lost two straight games and was in jeopardy of falling out of the hunt for a National Collegiate Athletic Association berth.

They are also parking aircraft, cutting capacity and thinning schedules in response to the double jeopardy of falling passenger demand and oil prices that have retreated but are still twice the level of two years ago.

Yesterday, Calpine officials told investors that the company would buy back some of its debt, and S.& P. said the company's credit rating, though below investment grade, was not in jeopardy of falling and that the company's fundamentals had not deteriorated.

The monument, and especially its cone-shaped tip, had deteriorated to such an extent that the statue was in some jeopardy of falling down, according to those overseeing the rehabilitation, which includes the New Haven Department of Parks, Recreation and Trees; Vollmer Associates, a Hamden engineering company; and ConservArt, an art restoration company also in Hamden.

The Yankees' pitching staff was in jeopardy of crumbling, but instead of falling apart against the Mets, it has stabilized.

In patients who receive fixed basal insulin doses given by insulin pump or injections of long-acting insulin analogs, the increased metabolic demands that occur on nights after afternoon exercise combined with the impaired ability of falling glucose levels to stimulate an adequate epinephrine response during sleep put patients with type 1 diabetes at increased jeopardy for NH (5).

Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown stockbrokers, said: "The likelihood of the AbbVie/Shire deal has all but disappeared judging by the market reaction, whilst the possibility of Pfizer approaching AstraZeneca anew must also be in serious jeopardy, both falling foul of the potential tightening of US tax inversion laws".

Shares of Diageo plunged 4.1percentt yesterday after it announced that the deal was in jeopardy, falling 29.5 pence, to 681 pence.

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