Sentence examples for a jeopardised from inspiring English sources

Modifying the treatment may then lead to a jeopardised tumour control without actually lowering the symptom risk as much as anticipated.

Mike Rogers, the Republican intelligence committee chairman in the House of Representatives, last month said that administration leaks revealing details of a failed plot out of Yemen to blow up a US-bound plane, exposed by an informant, jeopardised a continuing intelligence operation.

Olympic officials in London are to blame for a flag row which jeopardised a women's football game at Hampden Stadium in Glasgow, it has emerged.

While Walsh said he had not yet seen an incident that had jeopardised a plane's safety, he said there were concerns around a drone being ingested into an engine.

Phoebe, a Miliband policy wonk, jeopardises a relationship with a climate modeller by her environmental passion.

A devaluation jeopardises the banking system and the management of public debt, and may not be so magical as hoped on the trade balance.

The government's environmental bank is likely to be scaled back to begin life as a fund, jeopardising billions of pounds of badly-needed loans to green technology.

This was ostensibly a documentary about a talented but overambitious young lad who would learn from his mistakes before he jeopardised a bright future.

The long-term health of the UK's research base and of the economy as a whole should not be jeopardised by a retrenchment on current spending commitments.

He also admits misquoting him in a way that jeopardised his academic reputation.

That has alarmed environmentalists—and jeopardised a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.