Sentence examples for further jeopardising from inspiring English sources

Chambers withdrew from the 200 metres at the UK Championships and World Trials, citing "exhaustion" after his defeat in the 100 metres on Saturday, further jeopardising his chances of going to Berlin.

This time around, considering his age and the seriousness of his injury, the boss, Vince McMahon, should completely rule out another lighting quick return for his number one asset to reduce the risk of further jeopardising his health.

Germany and France both face elections in the coming year, and although more major change in the union looks unlikely, north-south political tensions over fiscal policy in the eurozone and a deep east-west split over taking in refugees risk further jeopardising the cohesion of the bloc.

Thus, while providing relief in the short-run, some coping strategies risk further jeopardising future livelihood options.

In addition, it appears to have an insufficient IRR, further jeopardising the quality of a final pass/fail outcome.

"Deep-seated problems still remain regarding the use of agency workers with the behaviour of both Transline and The Best Connection further jeopardising Sports Direct's battered reputation".

Craig Tuck, Sandiford's lawyer, has called for an inquiry into whether the affair had further jeopardised his client's life.

Women are at risk of miscarriage, their health further jeopardised from stress and lack of pre-natal care.

Their way of doing things would further jeopardise the close intelligence and security co-operation of our allies, which is vital to preventing terrorist attacks.

England stunk so bad that they further jeopardised the Amazon's biodiversity, threatening entire species with their wonky shooting and Phil Jagielka's inadequate preservation measures.

The urgent work is being further jeopardised by unequal land ownership laws, according to Oxfam, which require the poorest farm workers to seek permission from landowners before clearing can begin.