Sentence examples for jeopardy that from inspiring English sources

Where is the jeopardy that should have us on the edge of our seats?

Competitions create a dramatic jeopardy that brings viewers together and gives them something to talk about.

It's that combination of extreme loneliness and extreme jeopardy that has inspired some great writing about the sea.

At a holiday party, the entire company joined in for a game of mock Jeopardy that covered the globe.

The physicality – sometimes even physical jeopardy – that goes into creating his works of art was something of an eye-opener.

If ever there was a time to compare the plentiful past with an ocean in jeopardy, that time would be now.

However, it may be sufficient to suggest that older persons living in rural areas are more vulnerable to regionalization given their situation of 'double-jeopardy,' that is, living in environments with reduced services at a time in their lives where they may have a greater need for care in relation to their age and health status [ 34].

Yesterday, Accredited Home Lenders Holding, a San Diego-based subprime mortgage company being acquired by Lone Star Funds, said that its own sale was in jeopardy and that bankruptcy was possible.

Watson won on "Jeopardy," and that's all it will be able to do.

It puts their holdings in jeopardy, and that shouldn't be the case".

Reputations were damaged and Lions places were in jeopardy after that result.