Sentence examples for was jeopardizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To put in jeopardy, to threaten.
- After having an affair with a junior, her chances of promotion were seriously jeopardized.
Once again, it seemed, political gamesmanship was jeopardizing women's health.
"I was jeopardizing my life and my colleagues' lives," Mr. Batsoulis said.
Lucien believed that Napoleon's growing ambition for power was jeopardizing the cause of democracy.
By its actions, Libya was jeopardizing its relationship with the whole international community.
"They weren't thrilled, but they didn't think I was jeopardizing my life".
Even members of her own party attacked her with a ferocity unseen during the slowly unfolding crisis, saying she was jeopardizing European unity.
A lot was jeopardized, even their relationship with the U.S".
The tumor take rate was jeopardized by human lymphomagenesis contaminating 13 models.
However, calculation of correlation between direct IAP and IBP was jeopardized by two factors.
In Washington, Adams was jeopardized by a mad monster.
Now the boy is jeopardizing everything".
