Sentence examples for jeopardising the from inspiring English sources

They presumably fear jeopardising the stability of their renegade ally.

But the biggest objection from the SNP was jeopardising the impartiality of the Speaker.

Pressure groups are warning that the funding shortfall is jeopardising the success of the agency.

I can't do more than seven or maybe eight without jeopardising the rhythm".

But nobody wanted to say anything publicly for fear of jeopardising the agreement with the pirates.

However the Slovenian has just thrown 82.02m, jeopardising the suasage riches for the Belarussian.

At a hut on the outskirts, they found five people and executed them to prevent them jeopardising the mission.

The Justice Department wants to box in Windows, Microsoft's operating system, jeopardising the company's current business model.

Britain, meanwhile, accused Moscow of "hypocrisy" and warned that it was jeopardising the fragile negotiations by helping the Syrian army.

The confrontation is already jeopardising the success of America's war against the Taliban and the al-Qaeda terrorist network.

Any distance between them will add to the cost of production, jeopardising the Nano's symbolic price tag.