jeopardising BrE
jeopardizing AmE

The jeopardising of a potential historic turning point in the international situation has now become more than just a slick, journalistic phrase.

This situation is accompanied, let it be remembered, by huge job losses and the jeopardising of any notion of public service.

We have to ask all political forces to bring this crisis to an end, because the alternative is the isolation of Albania and the jeopardising of its European perspectives.

The Fate Amenable To Change had secretly been upgrading its effectors over the past couple of days and had intended attempting to carry out its own subtle jeopardising of any drones dispatched towards the Excession, but it was not to have the chance.