Sentence examples for further jeopardizing from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

In addition, the study claimed nearby sites like the Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport and the casinos were consistently siphoning away big-ticket acts, further jeopardizing the coliseum's ability to cover costs.

Polio has spread to two more countries in West Africa, further jeopardizing the World Health Organization's goal of wiping out the crippling disease by next year, an official of the agency said Friday.

But there were concerns about alienating Mr. Putin and further jeopardizing ties at a time when the United States is eager for Russia's cooperation, especially in the Middle East.

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

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

Largely devoid of action and humor, the feature was further jeopardized when the optical effects team proved unable to meet its deadlines.

The shooting death of another Israeli settler early today further jeopardized truce talks that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had already put off on Sunday.

If free and fair elections do not exist here in America, democracy in our country, already under siege, is further jeopardized.