Sentence examples for this might jeopardize from inspiring English sources

"Was the CBC concerned this might jeopardize it pulling off the coverage of the Olympics?

And even though reports of this might jeopardize the university's reputation, I think it's hard for the administration to keep track of what every student is doing".

Victor Saville expressed concern that Stewart was basing more and more of the script on William Randolph Hearst, one of Louis B. Mayer's best friends, and that this might jeopardize the success of the picture.

This might jeopardize the framework's simplicity.

Parents frequently indicate that they find it difficult to oppose the proposal of the physician, because they are afraid that this might jeopardize the relationship with the physician, even though consent forms explicitly state the opposite [ 39, 40].

Although the situation clearly represents a conflict of interest, none of the physicians questioned recognized that this might jeopardize a patient's well being in favor of possible research success [ 32].

This practice might jeopardize the lives of humans; therefore, a sewage cleaning robot is essential to replace the human intervention.

I am afraid that their status in this country might jeopardize the healthcare they might need.

Pursuing this recommendation might jeopardize the protective nature of restrictive sexual norms, described above, and so it would have to be implemented sensitively and with attention to unintended consequences.

Many environmental groups oppose this, fearing it might jeopardize the ultimate goal, which is to reduce emissions.

At times, I worried that this internecine feuding might jeopardize the case, but we worked it out.