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Nonetheless, linear’s current importance can compromise networks’ willingness to make moves in streaming that may jeopardize their linear businesses.

Air traffic controllers and pilots together take great care not to fly in conditions that can jeopardize an airplane.

The principle is clear: the design must have multiple redundancies so that no single failure can jeopardize the airplane.

So many of the big media players are afraid to jeopardize access, or personal relationships.

You couldn't write an honest assessment for what percentage of your daughter's life you were willing to jeopardize.

Republicans have also raised concerns that the release of the report could jeopardize security at U.S. facilities overseas.

Carelessness in personal habits, manners, speech, and attitude may become irritants that jeopardize romance.

He seemed trying to tell me to do the best I could; that he was powerless, and would do nothing to jeopardize my life and Jetta's.

Having made you our confidant we dare not jeopardize our lives by allowing you your liberty.

For us to do any less would be to disregard our obligations, evade our responsibilities, and jeopardize our national honor.

Prudence dictated that the Army avoid any innovations that might jeopardize the chance for universal military training.