Sentence examples for jeopardise its future from inspiring English sources

Ghosh realises that it is myopic for his city to mimic Chennai and jeopardise its future by exploiting its wetlands for short-term profit.

The court is still in its infancy, and antagonising the many government leaders expressing solidarity with him could jeopardise its future.

We feel that some recent rule changes – on both the sporting and technical side, and including some business decisions – are disruptive, do not address the bigger issues our sport is facing and in some cases could jeopardise its future success.

A lack of investment in Prestwick Airport by its New Zealand-based owner is damaging prospects of a sale and jeopardising its future, according to a local MP.

Anything that jeopardises the city's internationalism endangers its future, and anything that jeopardises London endangers the country.

A site of the country's Formula One grand prix, its future is jeopardised by financial problems.

It is this aspect of the package that has most angered BASW, which fears its future will be jeopardised.

Meanwhile, in 2012, Luke starts a fire, causing – as fires often do – a chain of events that jeopardise his future at the farm.

Then the Grease Band split up after Cocker cancelled an American tour, but the singer was warned by the US Immigration Department that his failure to fulfil the dates could jeopardise his future ability to work in the US.

If Januzaj played for Kosovo, he would not jeopardise his future choices as only competitive games prevent a player from representing another nation.

Their actions could not only have a negative impact on national security today, but if the information entrusted with them gets into the wrong hands, it could jeopardise the future of the United States and its allies abroad.