Sentence examples for it has jeopardised from inspiring English sources

It has a boss who understands what has gone wrong namely, that it has jeopardised its formerly stellar reputation for quality by pursuing volume at all costs and by failing to put the needs of its customers first.

Concerns that the campaign has jeopardised its own anti-marijuana message by using an animal "loveable" and "cool" among teenagers have been voiced by Twitter users.

Sweden said that Cuba has jeopardised its chances of joining the European Union's Cotonou trade pact.But such protests are unlikely to be heeded.

The proposed reforms also proved unpopular with the broader public, who resent paying anything to a government that gives them so little in return.The government's failure has jeopardised its agreement with the IMF, which is withholding the remaining $3.5 billion of the bail-out funds it offered back in 2008.

In delaying its payment the IMF has jeopardised billions of dollars of loans from other agencies.

The complicity of many military units in the killings, though it is hard to know which commanders are involved, has jeopardised Indonesia's faltering attempts at democracy.

Yet it is hard to feel sorry for Mr Dudley, whose dealmaking with Rosneft has jeopardised a well-functioning joint venture which paid regular dividends.

He has jeopardised his position".

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.

Craig Brown believes the creation of Team GB for next year's London Olympics has jeopardised the future of Scotland's national sides.