Sentence examples for this could jeopardize from inspiring English sources

Our phone lines are lighting up because this could jeopardize a lot of people's adoptions".

If scientists found a drug that could dissociate our personal histories from our recollections of our histories, this could "jeopardize... our ability to confront, responsibly and with dignity, the imperfections and limits of our lives and those of others".

In a riveting 20 minutes of questioning, she told him that this could jeopardize his ability to act in his own best interest, especially if he is implicating other church officials to help his defense, and would prevent him from claiming during any appeal that he was not properly represented.

This could jeopardize their safety," Wilders said.

This could jeopardize cruise services and flights from the US to Cuba.

NIF President Hans B. Skaset stated that this could jeopardize the entire Olympic bid if Lillehammer withdrew from arranging such a small event.

Unchecked, he said, this bias could jeopardize the country's place in the global economy.

There are 2,200 other people working in the hospital, and not having this garage could jeopardize their jobs".

Because it involves a threat to resist increasing the federal debt limit, this phase could jeopardize Republicans' relations with business donors who help finance their campaigns.

In arguing against the legislation in Connecticut, Mr. Rosenberg, director of state government relations for Trans Union testified, "This restriction could jeopardize the health and safety of many Connecticut residents who have come to rely on safe and secure environments, and risks the financial status of businesses across the state".

This shortcoming could jeopardize the niche development process, if no appropriate policy actions are undertaken.