Sentence examples for that have jeopardized from inspiring English sources
Delta Air Lines reported its biggest quarterly profit in a decade on Monday, but investors were concerned that Delta and the rest of the airline industry would repeat the mistakes that have jeopardized many past recoveries.
The racy online conversations that have jeopardized Anthony D. Weiner's campaign for mayor of New York began with an angry Facebook message, according to the editor of a blog who has communicated with the woman involved.
The union letter sent around the Tribune newsroom was signed by dozens of organizers and cited concerns including "a series of corporate owners — Tronc being only the most recent" that have "jeopardized our ability to do great work".
McConnell lambasted nearly all of Obama's environmental regulations, and called the stream protection rule "just one example of the former administration's policies that have jeopardized jobs and taken power away from state and local governments in order to grow the federal bureaucracy".
It is not the agency that has jeopardized careers.
Working flight attendants will avoid a hazard that has jeopardized their health and their jobs".
The company was hard hit, however, by the credit card squeeze that has jeopardized the entire economy.
And it was his duty to reveal a security lapse that had jeopardized the personal data of 13,700 workers and retirees.
In the original, the revelling townsfolk become a sort of drunken posse of outraged plebs, who march on the house to taunt Miss Julie for a transgression that has jeopardized both her future and John's.
In a special session of the legislature, lawmakers approved the new child support rules, undoing a rejection that had jeopardized US involvement in an international treaty and threatened to collapse the state's payment system.
The chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee has scheduled a hearing for next month about a recent federal court ruling that has jeopardized the drug-testing programs of professional sports leagues.
