Sentence examples for placed in jeopardy from inspiring English sources

Virtually all employees will be out of a job, and their retirement benefits placed in jeopardy.

Their Champions League residency was placed in jeopardy on the other side of Stanley Park.

A venture and career path they had given their lives over to they saw being placed in jeopardy.

There were also warnings that the entire post-war architecture of international relations had been placed in jeopardy.

All that has now been placed in jeopardy by the energy policy of Néstor Kirchner, Argentina's president.Chile has only small deposits of coal, oil and gas.

The most vulnerable people in the country are being "placed in jeopardy" by a further £1.1bn of cuts to adult social care, according to new research.

It also places in jeopardy the aim of a concentrated effort to peg back the insurgency in the still-violent east during the next two fighting seasons.

"If this is passed with all the best intentions, we could possibly be placing in jeopardy the very people that are posting it," said Judy Jacobs, the Legislature's Democratic majority leader.

And you couple that with a potential slowdown and the effects on wages, what it places in jeopardy now is the ability of people to handle their own personal debt.

It has also moved to clamp down on public gatherings, placing in jeopardy the 2017 Warsaw Pride, which has previously drawn thousands of LGBTQ people and human rights advocates to the nation's capital.

But the black body comes pre-judged, and as a result it is placed in needless jeopardy.