You could've jeopardized the entire operation.

In one stroke, Putin has jeopardized his considerable accomplishments.

This future is jeopardized, according to the European authorities from Brussels.

But it is the EU itself that has been jeopardized by Chirac's outburst.

As a result, Pakistan's bomb makers have seriously jeopardized the safety of their country.

The Greek debacle jeopardized the well being of all of Europe, not only Greeks.

As a result, Pakistan's bomb makers have seriously jeopardized the safety of their country.

Before the Duma election, however, Putin jeopardized this last vestige of responsible economic policy.

Of course, in their cases, no money changed hands and no one s life was jeopardized.

His term in prison greatly jeopardized his poor health, causing his premature death in 1904.

The secular argument that Morsi s lust for power jeopardized Egypt s nascent democracy does not bear scrutiny.

In the past eight years, we have colluded with acts that jeopardized the very soul of our nation.

In the past eight years, we have colluded with acts that jeopardized the very soul of our nation.

It may have jeopardized short term sales, but it builds lasting, long term loyalty based on shared values.

That has jeopardized the Schengen Area of borderless travel, and some are asking whether the EU can withstand the pressure.

Similar questions surround Hezbollah s reasoning in unleashing large scale action that risked sectarian warfare and jeopardized its moral high ground.

Similar questions surround Hezbollah s reasoning in unleashing large scale action that risked sectarian warfare and jeopardized its moral high ground. But it has largely achieved its aims.

And recent developments have once again jeopardized that bargain, with many states again asking why, if the US, Russia, and others need nuclear weapons, they do not.

Colleagues in the Greenpeace China office tried to maximize the impact of environmental protection work and sometimes jeopardized their own security within the limits of political restriction.

Before the Duma election, however, Putin jeopardized this last vestige of responsible economic policy. Currently, Russia s greatest economic concern is growing inflationary pressure, driven especially by food prices.

However, they remain scientific visionaries because others built so effectively on their work. Of course, in their cases, no money changed hands and no one s life was jeopardized.

Should this continue, perhaps bringing a de facto end to the Maastricht criteria and rising national protectionism in the form of industrial subsidies, the euro will be seriously jeopardized.

This is no small matter Yale and other American universities receive millions of federal dollars annually money that would be jeopardized if the university was found to tolerate an unequal learning environment.

Multilateral institutions that served as pillars of German foreign policy for almost half a century have been weakened the European Union's hopes for common foreign, security, and defense policies have been gravely jeopardized.

Second, as we have seen in the case of North Korea, there is nothing to stop countries that sign the Treaty from simply walking out after declaring that extraordinary events have jeopardized their supreme interests.

I repeat if a nation's identity is jeopardized, it is placed in that position primarily from within it is placed in jeopardy by choice often the choices expressed at the ballot box and out of negligence or indolence.

The perception that his true objective in supporting the Islamic State is to stem the rise of the Kurds, bolstered by his apparent indifference to the agony in Kobani, has jeopardized one of his major legacies peace talks with the PKK.

The secular argument that Morsi s lust for power jeopardized Egypt s nascent democracy does not bear scrutiny. Secular, military, and Mubarak era foes of the Muslim Brotherhood have used every lever at their disposal, democratic or not, to block the Islamist parties democratic exercise of power.