potentially jeopardize

Frequency: 6.03.5 per million words

to create a possible risk or danger for something

jeopardizeADVERB + jeopardize

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potentially

Examples (10)

  • Any delays could potentially jeopardize the company's ability to do business.
  • His reckless actions might potentially jeopardize the entire mission.
  • Ignoring safety regulations can potentially jeopardize workers' lives.
  • The new policy could potentially jeopardize thousands of jobs.
  • Such a risky investment would potentially jeopardize their financial stability.
  • Careless handling of hazardous materials will potentially jeopardize public health.
  • The spread of misinformation can potentially jeopardize democratic processes.
  • If we don't act quickly, climate change will potentially jeopardize the future of the planet.
  • Failing to meet deadlines might potentially jeopardize the project's success.
  • Disclosing confidential information could potentially jeopardize national security.