Sentence examples for real jeopardy from inspiring English sources
So any kind of rules limiting campaign contributions, I think, are in real jeopardy".
With Bates back, Thomas' position as valet – and at the house at all – is in real jeopardy.
"The morale of many members and staff is going to be hurt by this, and that could lead to real jeopardy," he said.
He outlined a few rules for a great chase scene: it should make audiences "feel like the guy is in real jeopardy" and have a sense of spontaneity.
Wouldn't it be more of a relief to use that pitcher in an inning when the team is in real jeopardy?
This was more an embarrassment for the prime minister than real political jeopardy: to topple him, a majority of Knesset members must present an alternative candidate, and they would have difficulty in agreeing on one.
"It's going a lot worse than anybody predicted, and if we have double-digit ad declines for two years, some newspapers will be in real financial jeopardy," said Edward Atorino, an analyst at the Benchmark Company.
It blends entertaining spy capers with a tangible sense of real-world jeopardy, as the serious business of defining personal and national identity throws both the fear of change and a desire for it into sharp relief.
Meanwhile, in real-life Jeopardy, just one month prior there was a category which no white contestant wanted to use his or her high IQ.
And I would make the jeopardy real.
