Sentence examples for put at jeopardy from inspiring English sources

"To attract and retain good people, I need to be paying on or around the market, otherwise I put at jeopardy some of these core businesses," McEwan said.

"Oil prices have witnessed a dramatic collapse," said OPEC on Friday, "unprecedented in speed and magnitude … falling to levels which may put at jeopardy many existing oil projects and lead to the cancellation or delay of others".

"We are disappointed that The New York Times has filed suit to collect the Commission's internal Web server logs, logs whose disclosure would put at jeopardy the Commission's IT security practices for its Electronic Comment Filing System," a spokesperson said.

"We are disappointed that The New York Times has filed suit to collect the commission's internal web server logs — logs whose disclosure would put at jeopardy the commission's... security practices for its Electronic Comment Filing System," an FCC representative told Ars Technica.

"Senator Bruno's bill is putting at jeopardy tens of millions of dollars in federal money for upstate highways," he said.

The stakes are huge even more valuable assets are in jeopardy than Napster put at risk; an hour of a feature film typically costs $25 million to produce, an hour of music costs far less.

STAR: Put more at jeopardy.

Just by winding down the car window he was putting himself at jeopardy". Tiller knew intimately about that sense of jeopardy.

"Baruch Singer has a long history of putting tenants at jeopardy," said Jonathan Rosen, a spokesman for Housing Here and Now, a coalition of tenants, housing advocates, labor unions and clergy members.

Every day, it's looking more and more likely that the NFL lockout will put at least a part of the upcoming season in jeopardy.

"The idea that we would put Americans' economy at jeopardy based on scientific theory that's not settled yet, to me, is just nonsense".