Examples of 'jeopardises' in a sentence
Meaning of "jeopardises"
jeopardise (verb) - To jeopardize means to put something or someone in danger or at risk of harm, loss, or failure
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of jeopardise
How to use "jeopardises" in a sentence
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Child jeopardises own health and development.
The absence of laces jeopardises the entire case.
He jeopardises my ability to govern this student body.
The loss of forests jeopardises poverty alleviation.
It jeopardises the success of our foreign policy.
Giving you her jeopardises my operation.
Jeopardises the security of our entire underground operation.
And nothing jeopardises our work here.
My job is to ensure that nothing jeopardises it.
Total decoupling jeopardises many kinds of production.
This endangers the stability of the international system and jeopardises peace.
This jeopardises future use by causing contamination.
Acceptance of the report jeopardises the enlargement process.
This jeopardises fair competition between sea ports.
In my opinion seriously jeopardises this mission.
It thus jeopardises the functioning of the internal market.
Every day he roams around in public jeopardises national security.
That jeopardises the whole case.
This is a cause of uncertainty for stakeholders and jeopardises strategic continuity.
This seriously jeopardises your position at this hospital.
Income differences are continuously increasing in a way that fundamentally jeopardises solidarity in society.
Demographic imbalance jeopardises both welfare and growth.
It jeopardises solidarity instead of bolstering it.
We must be clear that this dishonesty jeopardises the future of our grandchildren.
This jeopardises uniformity of application.
Opposing any agreement or treaty that jeopardises our peasant economies and identities.
This jeopardises the credibility of this whole area of policy.
The wide range of practices used by municipalities jeopardises the free nature of basic education.
Food fraud jeopardises the sustainability of food systems.
It goes without saying that the situation seriously jeopardises the prospects of achieving the MDGs.
He jeopardises the whole place.
The cost of the surface active agent possibly jeopardises the profitability of the project.
This weakness jeopardises the objective of sustainable job creation.
We also know that the cultivation of energy crops jeopardises and even destroys species diversity.
This jeopardises the markets for exporters and importers.
This deliberate and provocative act seriously jeopardises the peace and stability of the region.
Who jeopardises everything.
Staff may not perform their tasks and functions which jeopardises the work environment.
Seriously jeopardises this mission.
Increased privatisation of UK mental health services jeopardises patient care.
The kid jeopardises everything.
The movement shakes up the life of the individual and jeopardises the established social order.
This in turn also jeopardises the protection rights of all employees.
It is not true that the European social model jeopardises competitiveness.
This trend seriously jeopardises employment in all the process industries.
Which is why I can not accept that a lack of enforcement jeopardises this achievement.
Any man who jeopardises the lives of any or all among us.
The paucity of oil and gas reserves in the EU jeopardises its food security.
That jeopardises security.
Ciller resignation jeopardises EU deal.
