Sentence examples for sudden jeopardy from inspiring English sources

But it was the surprise decision of all House Democrats to oppose the carefully crafted compromise bill that put it in sudden jeopardy.

Even in a season filled with upheaval, Pederson's dismissal, Osborne's interim appointment and the sudden jeopardy of Coach Bill Callahan are developments as dramatic as the swoon of the Cornhuskers.

"I was shocked that our money was all of a sudden in jeopardy, and confused about why," Ms. Mosher said.

Every winter, more and more legitimate keepers, struggling to keep their bees alive, have woken to find their yards emptied and their livelihoods in sudden and serious jeopardy.

In a few years the AAA rating of Treasury bonds, the world's most important security, could be in jeopardy.A sudden crisis is unlikely.

Any number of accidents can (but rarely do) put a flight in jeopardy: from engine failure, to the sudden apparition of a flock of geese, to electrical storms, to ice, to air pockets.

But Mr. Cuomo's sudden withdrawal from the race has placed that power base in jeopardy.

1963 Space Trip Imperiled by Clouds CAPE CANAVERAL — Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper and his Mercury space capsule were described as ready today [May 13] but a sudden layer of clouds put his scheduled space journey tomorrow in jeopardy.

But all of a sudden, not just a photo-op, but an actual fundraiser is in jeopardy.

The state's sudden revenue shortfall−3.1 billion reais ($1.59 billion) this year alone−puts preparation for the 2016 Rio Olympics in jeopardy, he says.

"You walk a guy, give up a hit, all of a sudden you're in trouble and in jeopardy of losing the game.