Today, all are in jeopardy.

That, in turn, has put in jeopardy other reforms.

Why, then, did they place their reputations and careers in jeopardy?

All of that has been put in profound jeopardy by Tymoshenko s trial.

These little dots here, those are all the champions on the quiz show Jeopardy.

A cut in export guarantees would put the Iranian economy and Ahmedinejad in real jeopardy.

But will our beloved pig be permitted to put the supreme national interest in jeopardy?

The more the donor child is placed in physical jeopardy the thornier the issue becomes.

He also suggested that those countries were putting their chances of joining the EU in jeopardy.

COPENHAGEN With a worldwide recession advancing, strong action on global warming has been thrown into jeopardy.

But such arrangements now appear to be in serious jeopardy because of stricter government screening procedures.

Now, after a lengthy and difficult period of reflection and bargaining, those efforts may be in jeopardy again.

And as you saw just about a month ago, Watson from IBM beat the two champions in Jeopardy.

With the destruction of human capital, Europe s social fabric is tearing, and its future is being thrown into jeopardy.

In 2009, several rats werefound and captured, in small pockets in southern Alberta, putting Alberta's rat free status in jeopardy.

Other experts, of course, believe that the real economy is in jeopardy, and that the threat of a recession is genuine.

Such recriminations do not mean that the US Japan alliance the bedrock of America s forward military deployment in Asia is in immediate jeopardy.

To display its displeasure at Lee Hsien Loong's visit, China's government warned Singapore that a bilateral free trade deal might be in jeopardy.

As with Germany vis à vis France, here, too, Europe must stand unwaveringly by its transatlantic partner to avoid putting itself in great jeopardy.

If Putin falls short of the high expectations in the upcoming parliamentary election, his fortunes in the March 14, 2004, presidential vote may be jeopardy.

But what if the older sibling requires a donated kidney? The more the donor child is placed in physical jeopardy the thornier the issue becomes.

The EU, the United States, and Japan are in fiscal jeopardy, and several countries Japan, Greece, Italy, and Belgium have public debts exceeding their GDP.

In an area of the country with a high incidence of malaria, not to mention HIV rates of 27 percent, that puts fetuses in jeopardy.

Ozawa s aspiration to make the next election the grand finale of his political career by cementing the DPJ as a party of government now seems in jeopardy.

But, if independent technocrats are allowed to determine long term policy and set objectives that cannot be influenced by democratic majorities, democracy itself is in serious jeopardy.

Would peacekeepers withdraw at one side's insistence (as UN peacekeepers have retreated in other circumstances, including just before the 1967 Six Day War), putting the other side in jeopardy?

What ultimately led to the collapse of the latest round of negotiations was India s refusal to accept rigid rules that it felt would put India s agricultural smallholders in jeopardy.

Now, with the Party s ability to manage the economy seemingly at stake, its stimulus package implies a green light to bypass environmental regulations if jobs or growth targets are in jeopardy.

In fact, the risks are greater for British Prime Minister David Cameron, because it is almost certain that Scotland will not accept a Brexit, placing the UK s own future in jeopardy.

It had no choice with financial turmoil threatening to spread from small countries like Greece and Ireland to large ones like Italy and Spain, the euro s very survival was in growing jeopardy.

Nowadays it is often alleged that the European Union s sense of solidarity was put in jeopardy, if not shattered outright, by its enlargement to take in the countries of central and eastern Europe.

At first, Watson wasn't very good, but it improved at a rate faster than any human could, and shortly after Dave Ferrucci showed this chart to my class at MIT, Watson beat the world Jeopardy champion.

But now the European Union's security, in the south east Mediterranean, is in jeopardy to the fact that Turkey (a member of Nato) and Greece (a member of the EU and of Nato) are at daggers drawn.

His thuggish chief henchman, the former Chongqing police chief Wang Lijun, fled to the US consulate in Chengdu, fearing that his life was in jeopardy because he knew too much about Heywood s murder and Bo s other crimes.

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.

Such symbolic politics forms a key part of the mainland's relentless effort to isolate Taiwan internationally. To display its displeasure at Lee Hsien Loong's visit, China's government warned Singapore that a bilateral free trade deal might be in jeopardy.

COPENHAGEN With a worldwide recession advancing, strong action on global warming has been thrown into jeopardy. This matters, because in little more than a year, the world will sit down in Copenhagen to negotiate the follow on treaty to the failed Kyoto Protocol.

But, if independent technocrats are allowed to determine long term policy and set objectives that cannot be influenced by democratic majorities, democracy itself is in serious jeopardy. I find it undemocratic, for example, that the ECB can set the eurozone wide inflation target unilaterally.

And if you're a biologist and you know about sharks, and you want to assess, you know, how much jeopardy am I really in here, there's one question that sort of jumps to the forefront of your mind immediately which is Diver 1 What kind of sharks?

Europe and the US must address the corruption allegedly surrounding the Kuchma government and its efforts to maintain power by manipulating the choice of his successor. All efforts to subvert the electoral process should be met with clear warnings that current and future aid, as well as trade privileges such as accelerated WTO accession, will be in jeopardy.

Activists, lawyers, petitioners and many individuals are celebrating the supreme court's verdict on social media with the hashtag RightToPrivacy, and many also foresee that Aadhaar will soon be in jeopardy. The ruling even compared the Aadhaar system to government wiretapping of private citizens' telephones. The verdict has raised the hopes of those who are against Aadhaar.

Few Party officials really wanted to be troubled by the complexities of such calculations anyway, but either abided by them or paid them lip service, for the sake of maintaining patronage and seeking promotion. Now, with the Party s ability to manage the economy seemingly at stake, its stimulus package implies a green light to bypass environmental regulations if jobs or growth targets are in jeopardy.