Sentence examples for obvious jeopardy from inspiring English sources
They also have dividend/profit ratios below 60%, so these dividends are not in any obvious jeopardy.
But whatever his motivation he seems to have made a rational choice: the public benefit of releasing the material was of greater value to him than the obvious personal legal jeopardy.
That jeopardy was obvious when Cameron and George Osborne first approached Andy Coulson back in May 2007.
"Let's be real; it's obvious that his job is in jeopardy," Stephon Marbury said, referring to Casey.
"It was more than obvious my physical safety was in jeopardy," he wrote in a Facebook post after the event.
If Rogachev went for it, it was obvious that Sugrobov would be in legal jeopardy, and the whole case would be in danger.
With women there is more jeopardy, because there is the obvious physical aspect, but that's not to say the male characters aren't as vulnerable in their own way.
"By March 2014, it became obvious to Shi that her job was in serious jeopardy," Zhang's complaint says.
Second, and related to this revelation, is the obvious notion that doing something that was not very smart put my credibility more in jeopardy than if I had faced the situation up-front and told people what was happening.
