Examples of 'jeopardise' in a sentence
Meaning of "jeopardise"
Jeopardise is a verb that means to put something or someone in danger
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- Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of jeopardize.
How to use "jeopardise" in a sentence
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She would not jeopardise other lives.
Jeopardise the underlying objectives of the legislation.
I can not afford to jeopardise my medical career.
They jeopardise growth and economic development.
Your presence will jeopardise the rest of us.
That jeopardise the security of civil aviation.
I just do not wanna jeopardise our relationship.
That jeopardise the security of the flight.
I just do not want to jeopardise your opportunity.
Do not jeopardise the needs of future generations.
I just do not want to jeopardise our friendship.
It will jeopardise the biggest deal of my career.
He would not do anything now to jeopardise that.
It could jeopardise my comrades who depend upon me.
The sort of information that could jeopardise.
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I can not jeopardise the whole operation.
She would never do anything to jeopardise sales.
Never jeopardise that for one of them.
Disallow minority creditors to jeopardise restructuring effort.
Then jeopardise you his safety more.
Revealing secrets that jeopardise national security.
You jeopardise the entire department.
But nothing can jeopardise the mission.
Might jeopardise the effects and credibility thereof.
And you are going to jeopardise the tourist trade.
To jeopardise the environment is to place the business in danger.
Except that would jeopardise the investigation.
But we can not allow one man to jeopardise it.
I am not gonna jeopardise our first operation.
He would not have done anything to jeopardise that.
You can not jeopardise your position.
You would not do anything to jeopardise him.
We could jeopardise our chances next week.
Do not let an old man jeopardise that.
This could jeopardise my right to practise law.
Do not drive me in a car and jeopardise my job.
We would jeopardise agents still in the field.
But corruption can also jeopardise lives.
You could jeopardise our television stations.
I thought it best not to jeopardise the contact.
It could jeopardise his entire deanship prospects.
And a lame horse could jeopardise everything.
It will jeopardise the entire election victory.
Monet would never do anything to jeopardise my future.
You could jeopardise the public offering.
Another rescue attempt could jeopardise that mission.
You will jeopardise the tourist trade.
I would appreciate it if you would not jeopardise that.
Regulation would jeopardise this positive situation.
I would never do anything to jeopardise that.
