jeopardize造句

Overworking can jeopardize your health.

Risks that jeopardize the solution.

Soldiers jeopardize their lives in war.

Poor financial habits can jeopardize your relationships.

His foolish behaviour may jeopardize his whole future.

Being late so often will jeopardize your chances for promotion.

We must not jeopardize the gains we have made.

Anything over that limit would jeopardize its triple-A debt rating.

We have seen repeatedly how rumours can jeopardize the progress we collectively can make.

Instability there will jeopardize the safety of all other countries in the region, including India.

These are cuts that would not only jeopardize our physicians' pay but our seniors' health care.

The results are similar, though: business people are conditioned to behave in ways that jeopardize their software projects.

In this case, many UPSs have a self-test feature that will not jeopardize equipment plugged into them.

This approach encourages projects to use funds efficiently so they don't jeopardize funding levels for subsequent years.

They mean well, but they could still be minimizing the abuse or you could jeopardize their safety by obtaining their help.

Emergencies - whether caused by conflict or natural disasters - are extraordinary events that can jeopardize the health and survival of large populations.

Your timelines must be robust, too - i.e. if you don't finish this by today, it's going to jeopardize everything else you have planned after that.

Marie's father warned her that doing so might jeopardize her career prospects at home or even the lives of relatives there.

If people want unnecessarily to put their lives at risk, I guess that is their prerogative. But they have no right to jeopardize that of their partner in the process.

He said the Obama administration wants Congress to act quickly on legislation that would give it new powers to seize financial firms whose collapse could jeopardize the U.S. economy.