Sentence examples for seriously jeopardize from inspiring English sources

A unified coalition opposing the presence of US bases could seriously jeopardize US-Philippine relations.

The additional crowds and building may seriously jeopardize the privacy and beauty, he says.

"He wasn't going to do anything that would seriously jeopardize himself for this team.

As a result, it said, the measure would "seriously jeopardize our ability to stay in New Jersey".

A period of extended political conflict in Pakistan could seriously jeopardize the prospects for regional peace and stability.

Notification was delayed beyond the statutory ninety-day delay period pursuant to a determination by the court that such notice would seriously jeopardize an investigation concerning.

That was enough to raise alarms among analysts here, who said it could seriously jeopardize already battered diplomatic relations between the countries.

Mr. Scowcroft said in The Journal that military action to remove Mr. Hussein would "seriously jeopardize, if not destroy, the global counterterrorist campaign we have undertaken".

But Mr. Schwartz told the jurors that Mr. Rodriguez was not worried about Nixzmary because he had done nothing "he thought would seriously jeopardize her in any way".

Senator Collins is leading a bipartisan effort to eliminate the 15percentt cut, which she said "would seriously jeopardize access to home health services for millions of seniors".

It has therefore seriously jeopardized the American sense of mission in the world.