Sentence examples for he has jeopardised from inspiring English sources

He has jeopardised his position".

Addressing Mr Peters directly, she tells him that by voting for Obamacare, he has jeopardised her health.In this section Cops or soldiers?

"Kerry misjudged the mood of the opposition and he has jeopardised the whole process as a result," said an independent Syrian source.

Instead, in fighting phantoms at home and abroad and in prematurely provoking real battles with other governments that he is in no position to win, he has jeopardised this country's single most valuable relationship — and put it beyond his own power to control the outcome..

"In a matter of a few seconds, he had jeopardised future prospects and brought havoc to his life and the lives of those he loved," Zahir said.

It's worth noting that when Blackman was court-martialed, the Appeals Court held that he had jeopardised other British service member's lives, that his actions would be used to radicalise others, encourage terrorist groups to fight British forces and exact more brutal retribution or reprisal.

He maintains that poor water management has jeopardised biodiversity, vital to the capital's ecological balance.

Inviting someone "who is wanted in the US and has jeopardised the lives of US soldiers" was beneath the dignity of the European parliament, he said.

The debacle has jeopardised an already flagging peace process.General Katawal deserved the boot.

Michael Ballack has condemned Portsmouth's Kevin-Prince Boateng for the crude tackle that has jeopardised his World Cup ambtions.

Now Sirisena's political coup to bring the despotic Rajapaksa back into power has jeopardised even modest steps towards reconciliation.