Sentence examples for jeopardises materials from inspiring English sources

Rising damp is one of the main problems affecting historical masonry structures all over the world, as it jeopardises materials integrity, inhabitants' health and performances of the building envelope.

Without stable ecosystems, access to quality raw materials become jeopardised.

But the Canadian Wheat Board is advising farmers not to plant it, since much of their produce makes its way to export markets in Europe, which might be jeopardised if GM material were to sneak in.

Key Findings and Conclusions The new purpose of the reformatory institutions has not been fully achieved because the education of the juveniles has been jeopardised by sporadic funding, inadequately trained staff, insufficient teaching and training materials.

An ageing nuclear cargo ship has been rescued from the scrapyard to save money transporting plutonium and other radioactive materials around the world, prompting accusations that maritime safety is being jeopardised.

But one of Africa's concerns is that deregulating its markets would jeopardise budding manufacturing sectors, further locking it into current trading patterns, where it primarily exports oil and raw materials and imports petrol and manufactured goods.

"We trust that the press will behave responsibly and not publish any material that might jeopardise any future criminal proceedings.

That jeopardises those individuals".

Anything that goes wrong jeopardises that ambition.

Elsewhere, building materials group CRH has been weak in recent days after problems with the proposed merger between Lafarge and Holcim seemed to jeopardise its plans to buy unwanted assets from the combined group.

It jeopardises the notion of online democracy.