jeopardizing in English
a devaluation of the dollar would jeopardize New York's position as a financial center
Use "jeopardizing" in a sentence
1. Mulder, you are jeopardizing my stakeout.
2. The unprecedented increase in oil and food prices risks jeopardizing our developmental gains.
3. And now you're jeopardizing all of that for something as petty as closure.
4. Synonyms for Adventuring include venturing, braving, risking, daring, imperilling, imperiling, jeopardising, jeopardizing, endangering and gambling
5. In response, the Administrator reassured the Executive Board that regionalization efforts by UNDP were not jeopardizing centralized management
6. EU imports of Mexican avocados are increasing at an alarming rate, thus jeopardizing the development of Community production.
7. Moreover, the large volume of purchases would bring commercialism into this old religious ceremony, jeopardizing its spiritual significance and even its mere existence.
8. ‘Browbeating’ A copy of the petition, seen by Reuters, said Whatsapp was jeopardizing national security by sharing, transmitting and storing user data in another country with the information
9. 'Cricketing' is the text habit breaking up relationships There’s a texting habit that’s kinda rude and it’s actually jeopardizing your relationships… its called Cricketing and you've probably been
10. THE HIVE WILL LEVINGTON COMFORT The remaining reels in the film will be devoted to Teddy chasing you with a 5·9 howitzer for jeopardizing his Connubial happiness.
11. Even in constitutional regimes, no fully satisfactory answer has been found to the question of how these bureaucratic decision makers can be held accountable and their powers effectively restrained without, at the same time, jeopardizing the efficiency and rationality of the policy-making process.” —The New Encyclopædia Britannica.
12. (Mark 8:34) When we accept this invitation, we must be prepared to do so “continually,” not because there is some special merit in self-denial, but because one moment’s indiscretion, one lapse in good judgment, may undo all that has been built up, even jeopardizing our eternal welfare.