Sentence examples for that is jeopardized from inspiring English sources

But it is not just U.S. policy that is jeopardized by Boehner's gambit.

But, if mortgage companies aren't held accountable for their wrongdoings, all of that is jeopardized," Johnson said.

There is this fundamentally American notion of being left alone unless you do something wrong that is jeopardized by dragnet surveillance, which captures information on everyone, in case we might do something wrong.

Brodeur and the Devils extended a slump (0-5-1) that is jeopardizing their high playoff seeding.

But she, too, has found herself swimming in debt that is jeopardizing her ability to keep her home.

Professional football has a big, big problem on its hands, and I'm not talking about the lockout that is jeopardizing the 2011 season.

The problem is not community opposition to a destructive plan but an institution that is jeopardizing its heritage and its existence.

Big Eye is pushing a false media narrative in order to kill technology that is jeopardizing the safety of their business model.

Is Indigenous wisdom, or "religion -- their way of being in the world--directly related to our current state that is jeopardizing the material survival of human beings?

SALAMIEH, Syria, 2 December 2009 – Syria is experiencing a severe drought that is jeopardizing the livelihoods of thousands of families.

UNICEF and the Embassy of Denmark launch refurbished water plant in drought affected central Syria SALAMIEH, Syria, 2 December 2009 – Syria is experiencing a severe drought that is jeopardizing the livelihoods of thousands of families.