Sentence examples for By jeopardise from inspiring English sources

To shoplift is now completely normal (lexically), and if jeopard sounds odd, that is only because it has since been vanquished by jeopardise.

The government fears it sets a precedent by jeopardising a key power – the ability to decide on the business of the House of Commons.

"By jeopardising plans to build vital homes, the Conservatives have put all of Eastleigh's green spaces at risk". On Friday the Tory candidate, Maria Hutchings, drew widespread criticism after suggesting her son was too clever for local state schools.

Lateral release has been performed with FB TKA to optimise patellar tracking [10]; however, it is not without complications by jeopardising soft tissue and wound healing [10, 11].

They said: "We have profound reservations regarding the ongoing clinical management of this child and feel that actual harm may have been done by jeopardising the chance of a cure".

The lobbyists claim that India is "harming" US industry by "jeopardising jobs and innovation here at home" and having "a negative impact on investment in the United States".

Conclusions Asian clinical medical students may be more likely than white students to be perceived stereotypically and negatively, which may reduce their learning by jeopardising their relationships with teachers.

He said any challenge by campaigners could jeopardise the scheme and prevent Bristol from "getting the sort of transport system it deserves".

Mr Barroso said: "The initial reaction of the markets shows the obvious risk that the financial credibility recently built up by Portugal could be jeopardised by the current political instability.

A study by the McKinsey Global Institute predicted that, by 2025, robots could jeopardise between 40m and 75m jobs worldwide.

"The application and over a decade of work and investment in the development by the consortium has been jeopardised by the committee attempting to overturn decisions it ratified only a few months ago".