Sentence examples for jeopardised in the from inspiring English sources

Gove also ridiculed the scare tactics used by remain campaigners, warning that everything from cheap flights to European destinations to Premier League football would be jeopardised in the event of a vote to leave.

"The new CEO and the incoming chair should overhaul Volkswagen's corporate governance, including the composition and effectiveness of its supervisory board, and create a corporate culture which ensures that the trust of customers and society will never again be jeopardised in the way it has in the past".

Realising that the future independence of the paper would be jeopardised in the event of the death of one or the other, the two sons made an agreement that in the event of either's death, one would buy the other's share.

Recently, fears that a secure supply of electricity might be jeopardised in the course of the German Energiewende have increasingly been expressed [1-3].

Will security of supply really be jeopardised in the future if the current regulatory conditions remain in place - or are the current (threatened) retirements of power plants merely the right economic response to existing excess capacity?

Never again should the future of our currency be jeopardised in this way.

Moreover, HCB infill panels incurred the most serious damage amongst the infills, which may jeopardise the in-plane and out-plane stability of infill walls.

If I did the 100m first it could jeopardise gold in the 50m.

We should be extremely wary of a policy that risks blackouts and massive pre-emptive price rises in 2014 and 2015, jeopardising investment in the clean, green technologies we need.

The maker of Peroni and Grolsch has put the two well-known beer brands up for sale as it tries to appease regulators worried that a massive merger would jeopardise competition in the beer market in Europe.

Complying with it would jeopardise investment in the province's huge oilsands, at a cost of thousands of jobs.Other provinces, such as Manitoba and Quebec, disapprove of Mr Klein's rollicking campaign.