13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Jeopardize' in a Sentence
"To put something at risk or in danger; to hazard or imperil." more
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The unreliable technology will be jeopardizing the success of the mission to Mars.
Excessive speed on icy roads can jeopardize the safety of drivers and passengers.
Ignoring warning signs of a health issue could jeopardize early detection and treatment.
Despite the storm, the captain was jeopardizing the safety of the crew to reach the destination on time.
The reckless experiment will have jeopardized the scientists' years of research.
The spy had jeopardized the mission by being careless with classified documents.
The reckless driver jeopardized the safety of pedestrians by speeding through the crowded street.
The reckless driver is jeopardizing the safety of pedestrians on the busy street.
The climber understood that any misstep could jeopardize not only his life but also the rescue team's efforts.
The chef refused to jeopardize the quality of the dish by using subpar ingredients.
The team has been jeopardizing its chances of winning by not practicing regularly.
They had jeopardized their friendship over a petty argument.
Overreliance on a single supplier may jeopardize the stability of the entire supply chain.
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