Sentence examples for further jeopardize from inspiring English sources

It could further jeopardize Nigeria's oil production, already reduced by as much as a quarter since 2006.

The travel practices of two theater commanders, which prompted Pentagon investigations this year, may further jeopardize the perks.

Falling below that would further jeopardize the already weak credit ratings of Japanese banks and raise their costs.

"Repealing or modifying the steel industry relief program will only further jeopardize the lives and livelihoods of workers in the steel industry," he said.

This is important to recognize so as not to further jeopardize the lives of current and future generations by unwittingly encouraging serious environmental instability and associated social problems.

Not only did the conference fail to reach a meaningful agreement, but that failure will further jeopardize any action on global warming by an already skeptical U.S. Senate".

A15 The latest disclosures appear to be further jeopardizing the Clintons' standing among Democrats.

But can those authoritarian instincts, nurtured during the papacy of John Paul II, be softened without further jeopardizing his own authority?

Jane also grappled with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from her son's death and her time in prison and went through a divorce, further jeopardizing her financial stability.

To avoid having its public image further jeopardized, Monsanto promised that they would not sue farmers whose crops inadvertently contain less than 1% of their patented crops.

At the risk of further jeopardizing his conservative credentials (which are impeccable), I'd like to put in a good word for Frum.