Sentence examples for and it jeopardises from inspiring English sources

That is just over the top and it jeopardises the whole point of what we do in relation to our services and our communities.

"The message from the state media is made clear to us all," Ms Hou said, "that the recent terrorist attack is related to Xinjiang and religious extremism poses [a] serious threat to our society and it jeopardises our country's stability".

As Travers said: "Canned hunting leaves behind a trail littered with the rotting bloody corpses of its helpless and hopeless victims, and it may jeopardise the survival of Africa's wild lions.

This is a particular problem with current policy and it is jeopardising long-standing and hugely successful relationships.

There remains a risk in terms of timing: cut too early and it could jeopardise the country's fragile economic recovery.

"It jeopardises food security at the household and community levels, and has an impact on national food security and development.

Rising damp is one of the main problems affecting historical masonry structures all over the world, as it jeopardises materials integrity, inhabitants' health and performances of the building envelope.

"I won't because it jeopardises my channel's copyright standing and the livelihood of all LP-ers".

This is a bad outcome for Latin American countries; it jeopardises funding for adaptation to climate change and support for the transfer of green technologies.

Annoying to admit, since it jeopardises one's opinion about the fairness and quality of the environment s/he works in, which may be experienced by some as an aggression to their professional identity.

It jeopardises the living world, the NHS, peace in Ireland and the rest of the European Union.