Sentence examples for intention of jeopardising from inspiring English sources

Mr Charest is enjoying a rare spell of popularity, and seems to have no intention of jeopardising it.

However, he seems intent on jeopardising his prospects by appearing something of a Grinch.

Anti-government journalists have been sacked by media bosses fearful of jeopardising other business interests.

YES: Alex Salmond accused the "Westminster elite" of jeopardising Scotland's EU future.

He accused the Algerian army of jeopardising the hostages' safety on the first day.

The risk of jeopardising a recovering economy with a return to Labour.

The risk of jeopardising our safety outweighed any adventurous possibilities.

Psychiatric syndromes obtained from the PHQ relied on patient self-report and participants might answer with the intention not to jeopardise bariatric surgery.

Nearby, the controversial millionaire Douglas Tompkins, who made his money from The North Face and Esprit clothing labels, has bought more than half a million acres with the intention of preventing any development that might jeopardise the area's ecosystem.

His strategic gains in 1711 made it virtually certain that the Allies would march on Paris the following year, but Harley had no intention of letting the war progress that far and risk jeopardising the favourable terms secured from the secret Anglo-French talks (based on the idea that Philip V would remain on the Spanish throne) that had proceeded throughout the year.

Premiers have no intention of yielding authority.