Sentence examples for further jeopardy from inspiring English sources

You see further jeopardy of Israel because of the threats of Hezbollah and Iranian hegemony in the region.

In a statement, Baugur said it had withdrawn its own petition in Reykjavik to minimise further jeopardy to the ongoing operations of Baugur's portfolio companies.

"We are liaising with the authorities and we do not want to say anything which might put him in any further jeopardy or which will inflame the situation.

But Republicans refused, perhaps because they did not believe the allegations were credible and perhaps because they wanted to avoid further jeopardy to the nomination.

But with states flip-flopping on their commitments, the push to create a system that allows parents, teachers and policymakers to compare how students in one state are performing compared to another is in even further jeopardy.

But Kurdish leaders largely dismissed the measures as inadequate, suggesting that efforts to settle the conflict, which has claimed nearly 40,000 lives since the early 1980s, could be in further jeopardy.

As the British government revels in its hard line of bigger fences, withdrawn benefits, and tiny refugee quotas, the safety of the people who risk their lives to reach us seems even further in jeopardy.

As the British government revel in their hard line of bigger fences, withdrawn benefits and tiny refugee quotas, the safety of the people who risk their lives to reach us seems even further in jeopardy.

Several of the teams ahead of the Yankees in the wild-card race had already won, and a loss would put their postseason hopes further in jeopardy.

Habib Afram, President of the Syriac League in Lebanon, warned earlier this week that this latest assault puts the Christian population further in jeopardy.

Seventy-five years later, because of that law, anyone who has an original loan and wants to get rid of the house because it has fallen in value can simply walk away without further legal jeopardy.