Sentence examples for despite jeopardising from inspiring English sources

Despite jeopardising a lucrative relationship with GlaxoSmithKline, a British pharmaceutical firm, the threat of a customer boycott was deemed too damaging.

But when a girl is murdered it appears Woods's unknown nemesis is at work again; and so, despite jeopardising her career, she unofficially continues the case.

We believe that no scoring domain should have greater weight than any other, despite the risk of jeopardising the objectivity of each domain.

Mr Irranca-Davies said: "We want to see absolute categoric assurances that this is not jeopardising consumer protection and we're not reassured yet because despite the work that the FSA has been doing over a few years now to look at this issue, what they have presented to us is not a compelling case for a change in the way that this works".

Despite the popular contempt for banks much bandied about during the election campaign, no party wants to risk jeopardising London's position as a global financial centre.

Despite a flourishing global context, the UK's lack of investment in design education is threatening potential for economic growth and is jeopardising the UK's position in the marketplace.

They presumably fear jeopardising the stability of their renegade ally.

It risks jeopardising investigative journalism and freedom of speech.

The short answer: NGOs fear jeopardising support or appearing racist.

Despite the fact that the current level of energy supply security in Europe is quite satisfactory, new challenges present a potential risk of jeopardising the current state of affairs.

The risk of jeopardising our safety outweighed any adventurous possibilities.