Sentence examples for might jeopardize it from inspiring English sources

"Was the CBC concerned this might jeopardize it pulling off the coverage of the Olympics?

And once Egypt recovers, will there be an appetite for changes that might jeopardize its growth?

It is unclear whether the AfD will maintain its economic stance, now that the economic liberal faction has left the party – this stance does not seem helpful in strengthening its support base, and in fact might jeopardize its poll ratings.

Through Ms. Brown, the F.A.A. spokeswoman, the Transportation Security Administration said it could not comment on specific cases because it might "jeopardize ongoing investigations and/or violate the privacy rights of the individual".

But it promptly stirred the concern of victims' advocates, who fear it might jeopardize public safety.

Others fear such involvement of users as it might jeopardize planning and control.

The Kennedy administration said it might jeopardize a test-ban moratorium.

It might jeopardize our place here if they get more grandiose ideas".

It might jeopardize his participation in the Winter Games for the Russian national team in Nagano, Japan.

Many environmental groups oppose this, fearing it might jeopardize the ultimate goal, which is to reduce emissions.

It might jeopardize the secular status quo that protects America from the religious warfare plaguing such areas as Northern Ireland and Kosovo.