Sentence examples for jeopardising the image from inspiring English sources

It is jeopardising the image of France and represents a real danger for Air France," the Prime Minister told Europe 1 radio.

The larger the positional mismatch between the reference target volume and the source volume to be motion corrected, the higher the risk that the matching process becomes inaccurate and the source volume needs to be excluded from further image analysis, potentially jeopardising the entire perfusion analysis [20].

Local landscape photographer Gilbert Van Reenen said the images of Roys Peak were "inherently untruthful" and tourists were taking risks in dangerous conditions, as well as jeopardising the fragile alpine eco-system.

They presumably fear jeopardising the stability of their renegade ally.

Criticism of Israel is also jeopardising the conference.

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

The Tories, according to Charles Kennedy, are jeopardising the union to bolster their own party's hopes.

He accused the Algerian army of jeopardising the hostages' safety on the first day.

Moscow claims that fascists have taken power in Ukraine, jeopardising the safety of Russian speakers.

Unfortunately you couldn't find a model or a mannequin - they took themselves very seriously in those days - who would risk jeopardising her image by associating it with the campaign.

It jeopardises the notion of online democracy.