Sentence examples for it jeopardised from inspiring English sources

He is heavily involved in the SFA and in Scottish football and he would never want to see it jeopardised.

It jeopardises the notion of online democracy.

It costs money, it costs time, it jeopardises, it raises risks.

It jeopardises the living world, the NHS, peace in Ireland and the rest of the European Union.

It jeopardises the WTO, without which trade disputes might be settled by clout and not the law.

"It jeopardises food security at the household and community levels, and has an impact on national food security and development.

Rather, they see it as a self-serving diplomatic optional extra, to be discarded as soon as it jeopardises other interests.

It would not let Iran off the hook but neither would it jeopardise non-proliferation gains that could be achievable now.

When companies systematically overbill Medicare by keeping people in hospice when they don't need to be there, it jeopardises this important benefit for others under the programme.

This is a bad outcome for Latin American countries; it jeopardises funding for adaptation to climate change and support for the transfer of green technologies.

It is also a dangerous accusation because it jeopardises the undoubted goodwill that exists among overseas internet companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google, that the British police and security services rely on for help, especially in emergency situations.