Sentence examples similar to lives jeopardy from inspiring English sources

On the question of why the stories could not have been filmed for transmission in the more normal way of factual TV, the producers accept that the buzz of live jeopardy makes the show more attractive, but also see it as an experiment in a new way of making docs about docs.

I hope that none of them have to go underground to make a living again, placing their lives in jeopardy.

"And they don't want to put their lives in jeopardy for one vote".

But he is not currently charged with being the agent of a foreign power or placing lives in jeopardy.

And the very fact that the performances could be construed as defiance, they argued, put the singers' lives in jeopardy.

He accuses his commanders in the National Guard of instigating firefights, and of putting soldiers' lives in jeopardy.

Women, deplorably, have been monopolising the raising of children and encouraging men to put their very lives in jeopardy by watching lots of football.

Millions of people had been displaced, and hundreds of thousands were dead, and yet the children of these parents had willingly placed their lives in jeopardy.

But just over 2 weeks ago a violent act occurred on 44th Street west of 6th Avenue, that placed lives in jeopardy.

"They put these officers' lives in jeopardy," Captain Harrison said of the hackers, who described their intrusion as a response to Arizona's immigration crackdown last year.

Whistleblowers' allegations of a culture within G4S that ignored health and safety risks and knowingly put lives in jeopardy is shocking but not surprising (Report, 9 February).